Brian Cox wrote:
> I know that EXPLAIN will show the query plan. I know that pg_locks
> will show the locks currently held for activity transactions. Is
> there a way to determine what locks a query will hold when it is
> executed?
Only to read the docs regarding locking, and to desk-check your
I sent this out on 4/7 and either missed a response or didn't get one.
If this is the wrong forum, I'd appreciate a redirect.
I know that EXPLAIN will show the query plan. I know that pg_locks will
show the locks currently held for activity transactions. Is there a way
to determine what locks a
I know that EXPLAIN will show the query plan. I know that pg_locks will
show the locks currently held for activity transactions. Is there a way
to determine what locks a query will hold when it is executed?
Thanks,
Brian
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