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by ukd1
1408 days ago
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Yep, it's meant for queues - a kinda popular one I maintain for ruby (QueueClassic) uses it. However, you can use it outside of that - this is basically a queue to update a column; note the caveat in my original post. SKIP LOCKED will I believe not find anything and just be fine with that if all are locked; you can deal with this, but I didn't in my example SQL. |
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