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niujiantao9999,
Thanks for your posting. But it seems most of your writing is a translation of Richmond Shee, Kirtikumar Deshpande, and K. Gopalakrishn's "Oracle wait interface: a practical guide to performance diagnostics & tuning". Always indicate so when you translate others' work, even though you made a great effort in the translation and so made the excellent book easily accessible to Chinese readers.
> The willing-to-wait mode is used only on the last latch when all no-wait requests against other child latches have failed.
That's a sentence you took out of the book (on p.145) without explanation. Some latches can be taken in both modes. These latches have children (not solitary). First, the Oracle process tries to get it (get a child latch) in no-wait mode. If it fails, it tries again to get the second child. If it continues to fail and it comes to the last child, the attemp is in willing-to-wait mode. That's what the quoted sentence means. Search for it at books.google.com to see the whole paragraph. or click this link:
http://books.google.com/books?id ... led.%22&f=false
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