SelectQueryBuilder::lockForUpdate() is confusable with a mutator that enables for update mode, by analogy with lockInShareMode(). IDatabase::lockForUpdate() is a nice shortcut but the name is confusing when the return value is used. So, * Deprecate SelectQueryBuilder::lockForUpdate() * Add SelectQueryBuilder::acquireRowLocks(), which performs the query but throws away the results. * Migrate callers of IDatabase::lockForUpdate() to SelectQueryBuilder. Change-Id: I3f18e9c48349838dcf0ba00a5beb67eace3029e1 |
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