"Kevin Grittner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Attached is a patch for the documentation. We currently state that we
> don't know of any production DBMS which uses predicate locking. Current
> versions of at least two commercial products (Sybase ASE and Microsoft
> SQL Server) do use it.
Are they actually doing fully-general predicate locks (able to cope with
arbitrary predicate conditions), or merely index range locks? I don't
mind expanding the docs, but the context of the statement is the cost of
doing general predicate locking, and pointing to DBMSes that do a subset
case doesn't make that statement invalid.
regards, tom lane
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