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> Von:  Graziano, Marie [SMTP:mgraziano@badgermeter.com]
> Gesendet am:  Donnerstag, 24. Februar 2000 15:14
> An:   'Midrange'
> Betreff:      SQL AS/400 Question
> 
> Does any know if when an SQL is being done in a program, does it lock by
> Rows or Records.
        [R.Wiesmayr]  That's the same thing.
        Usually, it does ROW level locking.

> I have a situation where a user is running a program on
> Two workstations and they take forever.
        [R.Wiesmayr]  Look at the joblog in debug mode to see
        what access method is taken...

> What I think may be happening is
> the row is locked until the 1st program finishes.
        [R.Wiesmayr]  This is only possible if the file wait time (see
DspFD)
        is extremely high. You get a SQL0913 when this time is exceeded.

HTH,
Rudi
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