Subject | Re: [Firebird-Architect] Supported transaction isolation levels? |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2005-04-05T19:46:54Z |
Thomas Steinmaurer wrote:
REPEATABLE READ to mean that if a transaction does the same query twice,
it will get the same results - nothing more, nothing less. No that the
SQL people have redefined 'repeatable' to mean almost the same results -
nothing less and maybe some new stuff, we're in a confusing state.
Regards.
Ann
> AFAIK, yes. When double-clicking a TIB_Transaction component, theRight. Firebird (and InterBase) documents tend to use the term
> following isolation level are chooseable:
>
> Concurrency (Repeatable Read)
> Consistency (Table Locking)
> Committed (Read Committed)
>
> The "Repeatable Read" term pops-up again here. ;-)
>
REPEATABLE READ to mean that if a transaction does the same query twice,
it will get the same results - nothing more, nothing less. No that the
SQL people have redefined 'repeatable' to mean almost the same results -
nothing less and maybe some new stuff, we're in a confusing state.
Regards.
Ann