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    ETL (p_arc_01): locking or not locking?

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    • Product: Aleph

    Question

    When running an ETL process (p_arc_1) you can either choose to lock or not to lock the ADM library.

    What implications do both choices have?

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    It is recommended to run the ETL outside the working hours (with locked library) to have consistent data.
    If this is not possible - e.g. due to long working hours - you might consider to run the process during the working hours (with unlocked library).

    The inconsistency might contain data in one table referencing data in a different table that was not created when the table is extracted.

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    Example: if you create a new bibliographic record with items and the bibliographic table was already extracted at this point, it might happen, that the extracted items are pointing to a non-existent bibliographic record.
    This situation should resolve itself during the next ETL though.

    Category: ETL (ARC)/ARC

    Subject: ARC


    • Article last edited: 2/19/2014
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