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Lock Service across deployments
2019 Community Moderator ElectionOptimistic vs. Pessimistic lockingVolatile vs. Interlocked vs. lockRecursive Lock (Mutex) vs Non-Recursive Lock (Mutex)Why is lock(this) … bad?Multithreaded Resource Access - Where Do I Put My Locks?Locking critical section in object used across multiple threadsLockService ambiguityLock Service getScriptLock() does it work in librariesJavascript lock serviceHow to understand LockService and implement it correctly?
In a scenario of different scripts and/or deployments accessing the same document (Ie: a spreadsheet), the Lock service will prevent access concurrency issues?
The documentation speaks of "sections of code", but I want to understand if the lock will work for any script accessing the same doc, or only within the code of that specific script deployment.
google-apps-script locking
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In a scenario of different scripts and/or deployments accessing the same document (Ie: a spreadsheet), the Lock service will prevent access concurrency issues?
The documentation speaks of "sections of code", but I want to understand if the lock will work for any script accessing the same doc, or only within the code of that specific script deployment.
google-apps-script locking
asked Mar 7 at 15:36
NovackNovack
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LockService does not provide file-level locking. It's a guard against executing specific code sections. Whatever document -- if any -- the script knows about can still be freely modified by whatever / whomever else has the ability to do so.
– tehhowch
Mar 7 at 19:19
That is precisely what I wanted to know, thanks. If you write that as an answer, that is all I need.
– Novack
Mar 8 at 20:03
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In a scenario of different scripts and/or deployments accessing the same document (Ie: a spreadsheet), the Lock service will prevent access concurrency issues?
The documentation speaks of "sections of code", but I want to understand if the lock will work for any script accessing the same doc, or only within the code of that specific script deployment.
google-apps-script locking
asked Mar 7 at 15:36
NovackNovack
769
In a scenario of different scripts and/or deployments accessing the same document (Ie: a spreadsheet), the Lock service will prevent access concurrency issues?
The documentation speaks of "sections of code", but I want to understand if the lock will work for any script accessing the same doc, or only within the code of that specific script deployment.
google-apps-script locking
google-apps-script locking
asked Mar 7 at 15:36
NovackNovack
769
asked Mar 7 at 15:36
NovackNovack
769
asked Mar 7 at 15:36
NovackNovack
769
asked Mar 7 at 15:36
NovackNovack
769
asked Mar 7 at 15:36
NovackNovack
769
769
1
LockService does not provide file-level locking. It's a guard against executing specific code sections. Whatever document -- if any -- the script knows about can still be freely modified by whatever / whomever else has the ability to do so.
– tehhowch
Mar 7 at 19:19
That is precisely what I wanted to know, thanks. If you write that as an answer, that is all I need.
– Novack
Mar 8 at 20:03
add a comment |
1
LockService does not provide file-level locking. It's a guard against executing specific code sections. Whatever document -- if any -- the script knows about can still be freely modified by whatever / whomever else has the ability to do so.
– tehhowch
Mar 7 at 19:19
That is precisely what I wanted to know, thanks. If you write that as an answer, that is all I need.
– Novack
Mar 8 at 20:03
1
1
LockService does not provide file-level locking. It's a guard against executing specific code sections. Whatever document -- if any -- the script knows about can still be freely modified by whatever / whomever else has the ability to do so.
– tehhowch
Mar 7 at 19:19
LockService does not provide file-level locking. It's a guard against executing specific code sections. Whatever document -- if any -- the script knows about can still be freely modified by whatever / whomever else has the ability to do so.
– tehhowch
Mar 7 at 19:19
That is precisely what I wanted to know, thanks. If you write that as an answer, that is all I need.
– Novack
Mar 8 at 20:03
That is precisely what I wanted to know, thanks. If you write that as an answer, that is all I need.
– Novack
Mar 8 at 20:03
add a comment |
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LockService does not provide file-level locking. It's a guard against executing specific code sections. Whatever document -- if any -- the script knows about can still be freely modified by whatever / whomever else has the ability to do so.
– tehhowch
Mar 7 at 19:19
That is precisely what I wanted to know, thanks. If you write that as an answer, that is all I need.
– Novack
Mar 8 at 20:03