Presenting consistent data
От | Ian Lynagh |
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Тема | Presenting consistent data |
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Msg-id | 20020621181006.GA9386@stu163.keble.ox.ac.uk обсуждение исходный текст |
Список | pgsql-sql |
Hi all, Suppose I have two tables, pluses and minuses, and for any given id I maintain the invariant sum(pluses.plus) - sum(minuses.minus) = 0 At a given point in time the tables may be like this: pluses id plus desc1 100 'a'1 150 'b'1 25 'c'2 80 'a'2 70 'c' minuses id minus desc1 120 'd'1 80 'e'1 75 'f'2 60 'd'2 50 'e'2 40 'f' I want to ultimately produce HTML output that looks like this: 1 275 a=100,b=150,c=25 d=120,e=80,f=752 150 a=80,c=70 d=60,e=50,f=40 The problem is that the obvious (to me!) way to do it involves multiple separate queries, so with the read committed isolation level it is possible that the data presented (for a given id) will not be consistent. I believe serializable isolation level would get around this, but at the expense of me having to retry "manually" any data-altering queries. Alternatively I could lock the tables with (I think) ShareLock, but this may not be the best solution from a performance point of view. Does anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks Ian
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