Hi!
There we have a need of canceling LOCK TABLE requests
which fail to lock the table in a given time. Scenario is following:
try to issue a lock on a table, wait for a given time for a completion
ot this lock request, and, if it fails, cancel a lock request and go on
processing other queries. A little experimenting showed that LOCK TABLE
requests cannot be canceled. They just sit in the queue of queries
and don't let other queries to be processed. How can I overcome
that? The piece of code where I try to cancel lock request:
if (difftime(t1,t0) > LOCK_WAIT_TIMEOUT)
{
printf("\nTimeout waiting for lock. Try again.\n");
PQrequestCancel(conn);
PQsendQuery(conn,"rollback");
return 1;
}
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Leon.
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