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Svn17: concurrent commits in differnt parts of your WC

From: Derek Wallace <Derek.Wallace_at_intunenetworks.com>
Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2012 08:51:47 +0000

Hi,
In SVN 1.6 we were able to do concurrent SVN actions in differnet areas of our WC

Example
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WC/data/folder1/folder11
WC/data/folder2/folder22

A user could have 2 shells open, cd to folder11 and folder22 respectively.
Then at the same time run svn commands (commits, updates, switches).

Now that we have upgraded to SVN 1.7 we are regularly getting sqlite locked error messages.
svn: E200033: sqlite: database is locked
We suspect it is because we are doing concurrent svn commands like the above.

The consequence of this is that we must run svn cleanup , ususally from the root checkout.
Our WC is very large and this usually takes a long time.

Can you clarify if SVN 1.7 does not support concurrent svn commands within a WC.

Thx
Derek

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Derek Wallace,
Director of Release Engineering,
Intune Networks Ltd
Block 9B, Park West Business Park, Nangor Road, Dublin 12, Ireland.
Phone: +353-1-6204737 Fax 353-1-6301914
URL: http://www.intunenetworks.eu
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