If you specify UPDATE_MODE_WAIT=NO
and a different user holds a restrictive lock, the executing SAS step
fails.
SAS/ACCESS continues processing the job by executing the next
step.
A
restrictive lock
means that a different user is holding a lock that prevents you from
obtaining the lock that you want. Until the other user releases the
restrictive lock, you cannot obtain your lock. For example, another
user's table-level WRITE lock prevents you from obtaining a READ lock
on the table.
Use
SAS/ACCESS locking
options only when the standard Teradata standard locking is undesirable.