Question

I have found that Teradata uses:

READ_ISOLATION_LEVEL= ACCESS|READ|WRITE

How it correspond to usual read commited/dirty in usual databases? Thanks.

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Not sure if this addresses your question entirely:

ACCESS locking would allow dirty reads allows WRITE lock to be in place. READ locking allows only committed reads and can block WRITE/EXCLUSIVE locks while reading data. WRITE lock prevents READ locks from access data but allows ACCESS (dirty read) lock to access data.

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