A new method is now available to check whether session scope locks are supported, which callers typically want when using lock(). Its usage can avoid deadlock prone and expensive row-level locks for some maintenance tasks. For Postgres, table locks are tied to the transaction. Trigger startAtomic() in lockTables() and endAtomic() in unlockTables() to assure that a transaction is present. Also remove LOW_PRIORITY feature, which is ignored by mysql. Change-Id: I499061bcc2763afb1ff4a43319064eed4ba3a8fe |
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