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That's the default, but you can, and should, use a serializable transaction isolation level where required by the problem domain.
by sergiosgc 13y ago
That's the default, but you can, and should, use a serializable transaction isolation level where required by the problem domain.
- stingraycharles 13y agoOf course you should, the problem isn't that it isn't possible to serialize a transaction, the problem is that the default is optimistic. I can only imagine that there will be quite a hefty performance impact if serialized transactions were the default, so I understand their reasoning.