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Simon L. Prinsloo
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Since you map the shared memory twice into the client's address space, the client sees it as different. I can however not foresee why you ever need to connect the same database twice. If you need different records, in the same scope, you use buffers. If you need specific database names, you use database aliases. The db engine will see the two connections as two different clients and it will apply the same concurrency rules as with any two clients trying to act on the same record.
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