Roberto,
Thanks for your help, I read the docs.
I am still not entire sure, my problem is in my plpgsql function
I used
for rec in select ... for update loop
update stmt
end loop;
I don't want above chosen rows be selected(i.e. I want them to be lock
exclusively) by another user until transaction done.
do I need an explicit LOCK stmt?
can it be used in the plpgsql function??
Thanks again.
Jie LIANG
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, Roberto Mello wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 20, 2001 at 04:58:02PM -0700, Jie Liang wrote:
> >
> > I 've a question about begin...end in plpgsql
> > does
> > sql stmts in
> > begin
> > ....
> > end;
> > will go one transaction?
>
> Read the documentation (programmer's guide). It's all there. It's to
> answer your questions that we take the time to write docs in the first
> place :)
> Short answer: everything in your function is executed in one
> transaction. BEGIN and END in PL/pgSQL are NOT the same as in the
> transaction semantics.
>
> -Roberto
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