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Subj:   Re: How to leave an intentional lock for testing
 
From:   David Wellman

Hi Al,

Couple of ways come to mind...

1) run a Bteq script such as:

     .set session trans btet;
     .logon ????
     bt;

     locking table XXX for write;

     wait 1500;

This will lock and hold the lock for 1500 seconds.

2) use Queryman to do much the same thing.

     - logon to the dbms
     - bt;
     - locking table XXX for write;

and just let it sit there whilst you run your Mload script.


Cheers,

Dave

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