Object Naming
Removed references to 30-character limits for object names. Teradata Database supports
object names up to 128 characters long in most cases. For information about naming
database objects, see SQL Fundamentals.
Partition-Level Locking
SELECT, Examples, “Example 4: Partition Lock for a Row-Partitioned Table” on page 23.
DELETE, Usage Notes, “Locks and Concurrency” on page 324. Examples, “Example 6: Delete Rows with an Equality Constraint on a Partitioning Column” on page 333, “Example 7: Delete Rows with an Indirect Constraint on the Target Table Partitioning
Column” on page 334.
INSERT/INSERT … SELECT, Usage Notes, “Locks and Concurrency” on page 352. Examples, “Example: Bulk Insert” on page 378, “Example: Insert Operation Using Single-Writer Lock” on page 379.
“LOCKING Request Modifier” on page 392, “Locking Object” on page 393, “LOCKING Request Modifier Use With DML Statements” on page 395, “Using LOCKING ROW” on page 396.
UPDATE, Usage Notes, “Locks and Concurrency” on page 473. Examples, “Example 4: Updating a Nonpartitioned Column with an Equality Constraint” on page 486.
UPDATE (Upsert Form), Usage Notes, “Locks and Concurrency” on page 500.
Table Operator USING Scalar Subquery
SELECT, “Table Operator” on page 92.
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