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    GV$OB_LOCKS

    Last Updated:2023-12-25 08:49:41  Updated
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    The GV$OB_LOCKS view displays the current user's status for holding or requesting locks on various tables.

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    This view is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.0.

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    Column Type Nullable? Description
    SVR_IP VARCHAR2(46) NO The IP address of the OBServer node that holds or requests the lock.
    SVR_PORT NUMBER(38) NO The port number of the OBServer node that holds or requests the lock.
    TENANT_ID NUMBER(38) NO The ID of the tenant that holds or requests the lock.
    TRANS_ID NUMBER(38) NO The ID of the transaction that holds or requests the lock.
    TYPE VARCHAR2(9) NO The type of the lock. Valid values:
    • TM: indicates a table lock.
    • TX: indicates a transaction lock.
    • TR: indicates a row lock.
    ID1 NUMBER NO Lock identifier 1.
    • For a table lock, the value can be a table ID or tablet ID.
    • For a transaction lock, the value is a transaction ID.
    • For a row lock, the value is a tablet ID.
    ID2 VARCHAR2(553) NO Lock identifier 2.
    • For a table lock, the value is NULL.
    • For a transaction lock, the value is NULL.
    • For a row lock, the value is in the format of + .
    LMODE VARCHAR2(4) NO The lock holding mode. Valid values:
    • NONE: No lock is held.
    • SS: ROW SHARE
    • SX: ROW EXCLUSIVE
    • S: SHARE
    • SSX: SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE
    • X: EXCLUSIVE
    REQUEST VARCHAR2(8) NO The lock requesting mode. Valid values:
    • NONE: No lock is requested.
    • SS: ROW SHARE
    • SX: ROW EXCLUSIVE
    • S: SHARE
    • SSX: SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE
    • X: EXCLUSIVE
    CTIME NUMBER(38) NO The time to hold or wait for a lock, in seconds.
    BLOCK NUMBER NO Indicates whether the lock requested by the current transaction is held by another transaction. Valid values:
    • 0: The requested lock is held by the current transaction instead of another transaction.
    • 1: The requested lock is held by another transaction, and the current transaction is blocked.

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