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I'm currently working on a project with a database and have to keep in account that concurrency problems might occur.

So I'm using*a timestamp column in most/all of the tables. My question is: what's the best sql stored procedure when updating data? Obviously I should compare the timestamp and see if it matches the last time it was read. But other than that, do I have to use transactions, raise exception, just return a -1 value if the timestamps don't match?

 

What's the best stored procedure?

 

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