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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000 05:26:59 -0800, you wrote:
>Thanks. But the utllockt.sql script just tells me about the tables
>that are locked and those people that may be waiting for locks. It
>only gives me table level information.
>I need to be able to identify the actual rows that are being locked and
>any given time.
>
you cannot. locks on rows are not stored outside of the table -- they are in effect stored on the block the row is on. You have to goto a row and try to lock it to see if it is locked.
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>Luke
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