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Old 12-07-05, 08:58
chenlangyun chenlangyun is offline
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is there a latch in bufferpool
it seems there are latches in oracle buffer,how about db2?
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Old 12-07-05, 23:05
ggnanaraj ggnanaraj is offline
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it seems there are latches in oracle buffer,how about db2?
DB2 also has latches to protect data in memory. There are 2 modes fenced & unfenced. For example, stored procedures can be run "not fenced"; when they are 'trusted'.
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