A. Yes, because the work processes on the enqueue server use the lock table directly, and not via the enqueue process. The latter is only responsible for lock requests from external application servers.
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- What is client 000 in SAP R/3?
- What are the different type of work process ?
- How do you start SAP R/3?
- In what sequence are profile parameter read?
- What are the step involved before stopping R/3 system
- How do you check the work process from UNIX?
- How do you display the server name?
- How do you check the work process from UNIX?
- How do you display the server name?
- How do you display all active users in your system?
- What happens to locks when the enqueue server is r...
- The enqueue server is a single-point-of-failure in...
- Where is the lock table stored?
- Can locks exist directly after startup?
- How fast are lock operations?
- What should I do first if a problem arises?
- The following message is displayed in the diagnosi...
- Is a lock table built if an enqueue work process i...
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