On 30 Apr 2004 at 9:37, Kevin Barnard wrote: > > I was always under the impression that MSSQL used leaf and row level locking and > therefore > was not a concurrent, in the same sense that postgres is, database. It would still > allow for > concurrent connections and such but updates will get blocked/ delayed. I might be > wrong. >
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Ultimately you may be right. I don't know enough about SQLServer internals to say either way. Anyway, most of our system is in selects for 70% of the time. I could try and set up a test for this when I get a bit more time. Unfortunately I suspect that this topic won't get taken much further. In order to test this it would mean modifying quite a bit of code. Whether putting additional info in the index header and not visiting the data row if all the required data is in the index would be beneficial would require quite a bit of work by someone who knows more than I do. I reckon that no-one has the time to do this at the moment. Regards, Gary. ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 7: don't forget to increase your free space map settings
