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It seems to me that the Currently Committed isolation level is semantically equivalent to Multi-Version Concurrency Control. Or is that too much of a stretch?
How about multi-version and rolling forward?
When will DB2 for Mac OS X be updated to 9.7?
Shawn, I know there are plans to update the Mac version to 9.7, but I wasn’t able to retrieve the info about when that’s going to happen.