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We use the GENERATED ALWAYS ... ROW CHANGE TIMESTAMP for the same
purpose -- at UPDATE time to insure that a row hasn't already been changed
by another process since the last time the current process retrieved the
row content. Therefore, we get two benefits from using a timestamp
instead of a token.
Sincerely,
Dave Clark
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