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execution goes straight without locking anything in database. Execution may fail if a concurrent thread modified the same record  ( OptimisticLockingException will be throw in this case) YES database-level locks are acquired and hence deadlock may occur TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL SPAN entity version could be conveyed to client which can hold it as long as he wants. This allow a virtual transaction to span both temporal and spatial. Only during commit version check will be enrolled to it would be a suicide to hold a database-level lock on an entity which is edited by client remotely. This would quickly exhaust all system changes made to an entity in another thread are detected and transaction is aborted – this prevents unwanted overwrites changes made to an entity in another thread are not detected – they are simply overwritten (last change wins) need to add column into each table for storing a version counter  ( ja*ax.persistence.Version) doesn’t require and database interactions – recommended for web apps which must scale of course they will be raised in our API as well. As such during development of API following challenges will emerge: client’s side and as consequence renders bad user experience (some user scenarios behave unpredictably or simply dumb); While working on this release it became clear that object’s dumping must be more smart and tunable – otherwise there is lots of noise when METRACER encounters complex system objects. This would be addressed in a next METRACER release. completely new heights! All information flowing around inspected program is at your fingertips. E.g.: single jar which makes the distribution. To start using metracer do two simple steps: 1.3.3 released there were many significant changes including: Say you’re writing a Ja*a console application and want to handle user input in an unbuffered mode. That’s said you don’t want the presses ‘q’.  Let’s see how to implement this in Linux.