Of course. For example table2 have column colF and foreign key to table1. If on colF not indexing and while table1 (any data) change we have exclusive table lock on table2. It's true for Oracle. I have this problems many times.
Cool, thank for sharing! I guess its kind if database agnostic, good to know for oracle! ✌️😊
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Of course. For example table2 have column colF and foreign key to table1. If on colF not indexing and while table1 (any data) change we have exclusive table lock on table2. It's true for Oracle.
I have this problems many times.
Cool, thank for sharing! I guess its kind if database agnostic, good to know for oracle! ✌️😊