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JayC
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An Application process is said to TIMEOUT when it is terminated cause it has been suspended beyond a preset interval.
COMMIT and ROLLBACK operations do not timeout. My question is will there ever be situation where a COMMIT or a ROLLBACK operation will be waiting ? Suspended ? I was of the idea that these two operations never wait ...its executed immediately.
Hope someone can correct me if I am wrong
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| My question is will there ever be situation where a COMMIT or a ROLLBACK operation will be waiting ? |
Most unlikely.
It is even less likely that this is the cause of your newly encountered "long time between commit" problem. |
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JayC
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| Thank you Dick |
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