What is an intent lock?
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Answer / s
Intent lock is a lock taken at the tablespace or table
level and indicates the type of locks are held at the lower
levels, page or row.
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Answer / vat
When using Page or Row locks, the table or tablespace lock
will be IS/IX/SIX
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Answer / mahesh
In Intent locking only the intention of locking is
expressed at the ancestor node of the required resource and
the resource at the lower level is locked explicitly only
when required.
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