Subject | Re: [ib-support] OAT and OIT |
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Author | guido.klapperich@t-online.de |
Post date | 2001-02-13T22:23:14Z |
Let me see, if I understood it right:
You say, the OIT is the oldest transaction that rolled-back
What happens, if I commit every transaction ? Will then OIT be nil ?
The OH says: If a transaction is left in an active (unresolved) state, this
is an interesting transaction.
In a given databases transaction inventory, the first transaction with a
state other than
committed is known as the Oldest Interesting Transaction (OIT).
So there are three states left, which the OIT could have: Active, Rolled
Back and Limbo.
Any comments ?
Guido
You say, the OIT is the oldest transaction that rolled-back
What happens, if I commit every transaction ? Will then OIT be nil ?
The OH says: If a transaction is left in an active (unresolved) state, this
is an interesting transaction.
In a given databases transaction inventory, the first transaction with a
state other than
committed is known as the Oldest Interesting Transaction (OIT).
So there are three states left, which the OIT could have: Active, Rolled
Back and Limbo.
Any comments ?
Guido