View MyBatis Table Locks: Quick Guide

When using MyBatis, it is not possible to directly view lock table processes because MyBatis is a persistence framework that does not directly interact with the database, but instead executes SQL statements through JDBC at a lower level.

To view the lock table processes in a database, you can use a database management tool or command. For example, you can use MySQL’s show processlist command to view the current database processes, including lock table processes. Additionally, you can use database management tools such as Navicat, DBeaver, etc. to view the lock table situation in the database.

To view specific lock table information in MyBatis, you can print the SQL statements in the log and then use a database management tool to check the lock table situation. Additionally, monitoring functions can also be implemented in the code, such as using JMX or Spring Boot Actuator to monitor the lock table situation of the database.