At 10:46 AM 10/13/2002 -0400, Jim Starkey wrote:

>The lock manager is implemented with shared memory. If a process
>dies while twiddling the lock table,

Processes die for a variety of reasons, generally because they've
executed some ill-considered code. Happily, the lock manager
is experienced, grey-haired code, not prone to leaps of youthful
exuberance and the subsequent regrets...

>... Just abandon the BLR intermediary and
>have the DSQL compiler generating runtime execution trees.

But dropping the DSQL metadata is a step in the right
direction.


Regards,

Ann
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