Advisory lock grant order
Hi,
If I request an advisory lock (pg_advisory_lock) with the same key from
several sessions; will the lock be granted in the same order as it was
requested?
I.e. if for example:
session 1: select pg_advisory_lock(1); -- acquires the lock
then
session 2: select pg_advisory_lock(1); -- blocks waiting for the lock
then
session 3: select pg_advisory_lock(1); -- blocks waiting for the lock
then
session 1: select pg_advisory_unlock(1); -- releases the lock
Is it guaranteed that now session 2 will be granted the lock because it
requested the lock before session 3?
Thanks,
Yossi
Yossi Cohen <yossic00@gmail.com> writes:
If I request an advisory lock (pg_advisory_lock) with the same key from
several sessions; will the lock be granted in the same order as it was
requested?
Usually. IIRC, the lock code will grant locks out-of-order if a deadlock
would result without it. There might be some other exceptions but I
don't recall any.
regards, tom lane
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