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It's missing my favourite optimistic lock, the Delusional Lock.
by speed_spread 2y ago
It's missing my favourite optimistic lock, the Delusional Lock.
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- lock_enthusiast 2y agoI'm assuming it's the "I'm sure it'll be fine to read/write this unsynchronized, what's the worst that could happen?" locking strategy.
- SeriousM 2y agoThat just sounds like the "read uncommitted" transaction level. Works as long as you know what to do :)
- sitkack 2y agoIs that like accidentally pure functions?
- whaleofatw2022 2y agoIIRC some IBM DBs have a level called 'chaos', it may be read uncommitted but with other side effects...
- speed_spread 2y ago"what's the worst that could happen?" implies some forethought. Delusional Locking just goes "It's gonna be fine! LALALALALA I CaN'T HeAr YoU"