---In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, <t.tyrakowski@...> wrote :
> From time to time, when I try to alter a stored procedure in a
> production database, I get "object in use" error.
Run DDL statement in wait transaction. Better to set some timeout to not wait too much, but not no-wait mode
> I was wandering, is
> there a way to find the connections (users) that prevent a particular
> procedure from being altered?
> production database, I get "object in use" error.
Run DDL statement in wait transaction. Better to set some timeout to not wait too much, but not no-wait mode
> I was wandering, is
> there a way to find the connections (users) that prevent a particular
> procedure from being altered?
No, sorry (one can use lock manager but it is not trivial)
Regards,
Vlad
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