PostgreSQL - Transactions and ConcurrencyWhich of the following is the correct syntax to acquire a session-level advisory lock with key 12345?ASELECT pg_advisory_lock(12345);BLOCK TABLE pg_advisory_lock(12345);CSELECT acquire_lock(12345);DBEGIN LOCK 12345;Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall advisory lock syntaxPostgreSQL uses the function pg_advisory_lock(key) to acquire a session-level advisory lock.Step 2: Evaluate optionsSELECT pg_advisory_lock(12345); is the correct function call. The other options use invalid syntax or non-existent functions.Final Answer:SELECT pg_advisory_lock(12345); -> Option AQuick Check:pg_advisory_lock(key) = correct syntax [OK]Quick Trick: Use SELECT pg_advisory_lock(key) to lock [OK]Common Mistakes:Using LOCK TABLE instead of function callCalling non-existent functions like acquire_lockTrying to lock with BEGIN LOCK syntax
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