what is deadlock in manual testing?what is another name for
this deadlock?
Answer Posted / mona
a deadlock is a word basically used for Databases. An
example for such a scenario in manual testing woul be if u
have executed a program which accesses the databse and then
immediately before this finishes you start another program
which uses the same database and updated data from the
previous program thye might enter a deadlock as the second
one will be waiting for the data from the first program and
the first progrma cannot update as the database is locked
by the 2nd program.
I hope I am clear.
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