Transaction End (TXE) Lock Skip Limit (-TXESkipLimit)
- Last Updated: April 29, 2026
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- Version 13.0
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| Operating system and syntax | UNIX / Windows |
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| Use with | Maximum value | Minimum value | Single-user default | Multi-user default |
| DBS | 100,000 | 0 | 10,000 | 10,000 |
- n
- The maximum number of
SHAREstrength orUPDATEstrength TXE Locks that can be granted ahead of any queuedCOMMITstrength TXE locks.
This parameter can help to reduce database contention, providing the ability to prioritize certain high-volume database operations.
When the value is set to 0, COMMIT skip behavior is disabled.
Progress recommends using the default -TXESkipLimit value. Consult
with Progress Technical Support before changing this value.
To change this parameter while the database is running, use PROMON or the _DbParams VST.
You can use this parameter to support continuous operation of the database. For more information, see Change database parameters while the database is running.