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        <h1>Concurrency Control</h1><p>Concurrency control is a vital feature for any
database. While most popular relational databases give you a choice of
isolation levels and locking types, db4o goes with a default read-committed
overly optimistic locking strategy. For more information see <a href="../../concurrency_control_and_locking.html" class="wikiLink">Concurrency Control And Locking</a>
and <a href="../../acid_model/isolation_level_for_db4o.html" class="wikiLink">Isolation Level For Db4o</a>. <a href="../../concurrency_control_and_locking/locks_in_db4o.html" class="wikiLink">Locks In Db4o</a> explains how applications can implement customary locks in
db4o.

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