On Thursday, November 08, 2012 8:07 PM Alvaro Herrera wrote:
> Amit Kapila escribió:
> 
> > 3. Two backends trying to write to .auto file
> >        we can use ".auto.lock" as the the lock by trying to create it
> in
> > exclusive mode as the first step
> >        of the command. If it already exists then backend needs to
> wait.
> 
> So changing .auto settings would be nontransactional?  

No, it should behave the way you explained below. 
The points mentioned in above mail are just to explain the basic concept.

>The other way to
> define this would be to have a lock that you grab and keep until end of
> transaction, and the .auto.lock file is deleted if the transaction is
> aborted; so have the .auto.lock -> .auto rename only happen at
> transaction commit.

Is this behavior sane for Transaction block, as in transaction block some
other backend might need to wait
for little longer, if both issued a command to change config parameter?

IMO it is okay, as the usage of command to change config parameters inside a
transaction block would be less.


With Regards,
Amit Kapila.




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