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Jan 26, 2013

Among Hibernate optimistic locking & Database Isolation levels, which one to use? Which gives the better consistency, concurrency and scalability. I read in couple of links that Isolation level will suffer if there is a huge load on the application with multiple users access the appliation at the same time, moreover in islation levels normally we need to look for READ_COMITTED and NON_REPEATABLE_READ to get a better performance? Whether these are true? Whether we can use both Hibernate optimistic locking(version & timestamp) & Database Isolation levels in the same application? What are the implications using these? Which one will be preferred over the other and when?

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11.2.0.1  I am still resolving the locking issues in our database Often the delete is blocked by some transaction. The operations said that it is intermittent. Last night they were able to delete the 1M transactions without the locking.But the past days lock often occurred, and they have to bounced the database to release the locks.

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SQL> exec  dbms_workload_repository.add_colored_sql(sql_id => 'fn3qv2dhsu3nb');        

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[code]........ 

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[code]...

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-------- ---------- ------------ ----
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1 ACTIVE 804462 IDLE
2 ACTIVE 0 IDLE
3 ACTIVE 0 IDLE
4 ACTIVE 0 IDLE
5 ACTIVE 800011 BUSY
6 ACTIVE 0 IDLE
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8 ACTIVE 0 IDLE
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Oracle OS

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