Implementing Optimistic Concurrency: Step 1-Looking at How Optimistic Concurrency is Implemented

Implementing Optimistic Concurrency:
Step 1-Looking at How Optimistic Concurrency is Implemented
This step of the VIDEO TUTORIAL will show case a series of steps on how to implement optimistic concurrency in web applications. In many web applications, there will be instances where two users who have similar roles, may concurrently work on a single record. Under these circumstances, how to save one user’s changes to the database and alert the other user about these database changes will be an important implementation challenge. This first step of this video tutorial series will look at on how to implement optimistic concurrency and what triggers an optimistic concurrency violation or exception. For detailed information and source code for this step, please refer to the original article.



 

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