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Is 'retains' like 'keeps'? No difference?
Locking is still used for concurrency control. If a transaction is rolled back, it retains its old timestamp when restarted.
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Tara2 wrote:Is 'retains' like 'keeps'? No difference?
Locking is still used for concurrency control. If a transaction is rolled back, it retains its old timestamp when restarted. No difference. Retains and keeps are the same in this usage.
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Many thanks!!!
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