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Re: Can SELECT … NOWAIT “deadlock”?

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=?UTF-8?Q?Toni_C=C3=A1rdenas?= <toni@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Imagine the same `SELECT ... NOWAIT` statement, which returns rows R1 and
> R2, is run from concurrent connections S1 and S2.

>  1. S1 obtains and locks R1.
>  2. S2 obtains and locks R2.
>  3. S1 tries to obtain R2, but it's locked by S2.
>  4. S2 tries to obtain R1, but it's locked by S1.
>  5. The lock on R1 is released due to S1 failing.

> The question is whether step 4 can actually happen between step 3 and 5, or
> else steps 3 and 5 are performed atomically with respect to concurrent
> selects.

I see no reason to think that 3 and 5 would appear to be atomic.

			regards, tom lane





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