Hi all,
has anyone implemented row versions/timestamps in PostgreSQL or any
thoughts on this?
Did I hit the right term? What I want to achieve is optimistic
concurrency beyound transaction boundaries. When retrieving data
I would also retrieve the row version and later on, in a different
transaction, before updating the data, I could check if was unchanged.
(row version at read time = row version at update time)
What are the pro's and con's about adding a "sequence" row that is
incremented by a trigger each time the row is updated?
Is having a timestamp row instand better?
Regards
Ruediger
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