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Re: [eclipselink-users] SQL server with (nolock)

A native SQL query would be you best solution.

If you set the pessimistic lock query hint, EclipseLink will use "WITH
(UPDLOCK)", if that is sufficient.



Leen Toelen wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I am performing a query on a large table (80GB), which is occasionaly
> terminated by the server with a query timeout. The errot is always caused
> by
> another query running at the same time. The solution is to use 'with
> (nolock)' in the query, since I don't need locking in this situation. I
> tried to enable this using eclipselink using query hints, but never saw
> the
> 'with (nolock)' appear in the queries. Does anybody know how to use 'with
> (nolock)' in SQL server (using jTDS) and eclipselink.
> 
> Regards,
> Leen
> 


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