How to reproduce a deadlock?
Remco
Member Posts: 81
Can somebody give me a simple piece of code to create a deadlock.
I need to have a screenshot of a deadlock error.
Thanx. O:)
I need to have a screenshot of a deadlock error.
Thanx. O:)
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Answers
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Didn't test this, but this should work:
- In Client 1 lock record A and then a confirm
- In Client 2 lock record B (other table) and then confirm
- in Client 1, after confirm, lock record B
- in client 2, after confirm, lock record A
That's how I would test it... .
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Thanks Waldo, your solution worked!!0
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Codeunit 1:
LocRecCustomer.LOCKTABLE;
LocRecCustomer.GET('1');
IF CONFIRM('Lock vendor record?',TRUE) THEN BEGIN
LocRecVendor.LOCKTABLE;
LocRecVendor.GET('500000');
END;
Codeunit 2:
LocRecVendor.LOCKTABLE;
LocRecVendor.GET('500000');
IF CONFIRM('Lock customer record?',TRUE) THEN BEGIN
LocRecCustomer.LOCKTABLE;
LocRecCustomer.GET('1');
END;0
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