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SearchOpenSource: Sybase ASE on Linux: Getting Rid of Database Deadlocks

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“A deadlock can occur in Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE)
when two user processes each have a lock on a separate page or
table and each wants to acquire a lock on the same page or table
held by the other process. The transaction with the least
accumulated CPU time is killed and all of its work is rolled
back.

“There are ways to avoid deadlocks…”


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