Concurrency Handling in Oracle: Preventing Locked Data :: Codingstyle.com

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Posted by: Steve Frampton on Wednesday, May 29, 2002 - 10:40 PM Print article

DevX.com has an interesting comparison of concurrency control between Oracle and Microsoft's SQL Server. The article discusses the differences and implication between the way the two RDBMS engines handle locking on reads when an update transaction is in progress.

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