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1. Record level locking    coderanch.com

Implementing this really depends on what database you are using. (I'm not a DBA, so take everything I say with a large grain of salt.) Also, is there a particular reason you want to do this? In my (limited) experience, record-level locking makes things run a bit slower. It can be a blessing, especially if your application is multi-threaded and data ...

2. Record locking    coderanch.com

3. Record getting locked    coderanch.com

Hi, In our application, we have to perform lot of checks in the database. Right now we are doing these thru' stored procedure (One procedure per check). These procudures returns the status of the check(true or false) as well as the data that are failed during the check. The data is returned in the form of OracleTypes.CURSOR (ResultSet). In JSP, if ...

4. database record locking    coderanch.com

Hey frank- I'm going to close this thread seeing as though its more appropriate in the JDBC fourm, and also you already posted a version of this question there already. It seems that this question has a bit more detail, so if you'd like to add that detail to the original question -- feel free to add an extra reply there ...

5. Record Lock in Java    java-forums.org

Hi All I have question on Record Lock in Java. I have this Situation. In my java application, a user can login and search all the (some product )cases which are open. He opens up this case, see the details and click on EDIT button to edit the case. At the same time another user logins and tries to edit or ...