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I don't know what behavior it "should" have. IMHO there's scope for different databases to implement things differently — otherwise there would be no room for i
by martinkl 12y ago
I don't know what behavior it "should" have. IMHO there's scope for different databases to implement things differently — otherwise there would be no room for innovation. The important thing is just that we understand precisely which guarantees we're getting and which we're not, so that we can write applications which behave correctly under a given isolation level. And that's the whole point of Hermitage.
- Animats 12y agoThat's not "implementing differently" or "innovation". That's very differing semantics for the same named mode of operation. Since you have a test suite, try getting that to the SQL committee for the next revision of the standard.