e within single transaction)
SELECT pg_advisory_unlock_shared(2);
--Disconnect database
If anyone needs further explanation, fell free to mail me.
Ilia Lilov.
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lock all the tables manually, so
using single pg_advisory_lock() would be better solution, but if I
understand correctly, advisory lock works within single session, but
two places from which my database can be accessed will use different
session. Am I right?
Is there more laconic solution for my goal
