Hey Dustin. Great explanation style though you're wrong at 6:40 guessing that the DEQUEUE function module should affect the lock set in a parallel session. DEQUEUE modules remove locks put only in the same internal session. Why the lock was disapeared is because you ended the session of SE37 where you made the initial ENQUEUE call. This is a way to remove locks as well, just to (correctly) end the session where locks were set.
Very helpful video, thanks a lot ! Could you please explain the '_scope, _wait, collect, exceptions(foreign_lock = 1, system_failure = 2, others = 3)', and how to set the figures ?
Hey Dustin. Great explanation style though you're wrong at 6:40 guessing that the DEQUEUE function module should affect the lock set in a parallel session. DEQUEUE modules remove locks put only in the same internal session. Why the lock was disapeared is because you ended the session of SE37 where you made the initial ENQUEUE call. This is a way to remove locks as well, just to (correctly) end the session where locks were set.
Great point! Thanks for pointing that out, as I obviously didn’t know that!
Very helpful video, thanks a lot !
Could you please explain the
'_scope, _wait, collect, exceptions(foreign_lock = 1, system_failure = 2, others = 3)',
and how to set the figures ?
Please explain shared lock and exclusive lock
thanks ur teaching execellent