What records are being locked in a database, the Types of locks and user information associated with these records can be found in PROMON menus.
To identify locked records:1. Start PROMON against the online database
$ promon databasename
2. Select Option 4. Record Locking Table from the Main Menu
Enter your selection: 4
3. Select the Option needed from the Record Locking Table Menu:
1. Display all entries
2. Match a user number
3. Match a range of user numbers
4. Match a record id
Q. Return to main menu
Enter your selection:
Example output from selecting
Option 1. Display all entries:Output for Progress 9.x - OpenEdge 10.2A
Record Locking Table:
Usr Name Chain # Rec-id Table Lock Flags
5 <userid> REC100 98 2 SHROutput for OpenEdge 10.2B and later:
Record Locking Table: by user number for all tenants
Usr:Ten Name Domain Chain # Rowid Table:Part Lock Flags Tran State Tran ID
5 <userid> -3 REC 99 97 2 SHR Begin FWD 279545 To map the table number to a table name, run following ABL query:
FOR EACH _file WHERE _file._file-number = <number> NO-LOCK.
DISPLAY _file._file-number _file._file-name.
END.