Lock escalation¶
IBM. Lock escalation.
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Domain-specific¶
- Granularity Trade-off in Computer Systems
- An Oracle compiler example shows safe fusion of small parallel loops to reduce startup overhead, but its inspected passage does not by itself prove the fine-side independence benefit required for a third full case of this entry.
This sourceUndated Db2 11.5 official documentation; indexed text inspected; direct full-page retrieval returned HTTP 403. Used only for fine-to-coarse lock conversion, memory/concurrency effect, and named resource thresholds.
- An Oracle compiler example shows safe fusion of small parallel loops to reduce startup overhead, but its inspected passage does not by itself prove the fine-side independence benefit required for a third full case of this entry.
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