Re: SQL AS/400 Question

There is no difference between a row and a record.

Perhaps your question was '... does it lock by Set or records?'  A set is a 
group of rows.  For example:
UPDATE myfile
        SET FIELDA='TX'
        WHERE FIELDA='MN'
A set would be all rows where FIELDA='MN'

Sorry to be a pain, but I SUSPECT it locks by each individual row as it does 
the update.





mgraziano@badgermeter.com on 02/24/2000 10:44:17 AM
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Does any know if when an SQL is being done in a program, does it lock by
Rows or Records.  I have a situation where a user is running a program on
Two workstations and they take forever.  What I think may be happening is
the row is locked until the 1st program finishes.

Any feedback will be appreciated

Marie Graziano

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