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I've not used it myself, but it was my understanding that Oracle did this. Phil Greenspun, in the mid-1990's [1]: > "In Oracle, readers never wait for writers
by ken 7y ago
I've not used it myself, but it was my understanding that Oracle did this. Phil Greenspun, in the mid-1990's [1]:
> "In Oracle, readers never wait for writers or vice versa. I can serve my 18,000 daily users. I can EXPORT a consistent backup dump. I can update a 20,000 row table. I can rebuild an index. All simultaneously."
[1]: http://philip.greenspun.com/wtr/oracle-tips.html http://philip.greenspun.com/wtr/oracle-tips.html
- nickpeterson 7y agoIn that context, I think he was referencing multi version concurrency control, but your point remains.