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OS: Solaris 2.8
Database: Oracle 9.2.0.2
Situation in chronological order
Connection A: select * from table A where id = 1; Result: no rows returned
-- This means I need to insert the row, as it does not exists yet.
Connection B: select * from table A where id = 1; Result: no rows returned
-- This means I need to insert the row, as it does not exists yet.
Connection A: insert into table A(id) values = 1; Result: 1 row inserted
Connection B: insert into table A(id) values = 1; Result: Unique constraint violated -- This is the problem. How do I avoid this happening?
Question: How can I force connection B to wait for connection A to insert the new row before it does the select?
If I were updating the row, I could use the "for update" clause to force the wait. Is there a clean way to do that for an insert?
Thanks for your help,
Rick Stephenson
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