Related to previous question here
From the pg_locks documentation, row level lock information is not available when FOR UPDATE is used in a SELECT statement.
Is there any way to check for row level lock when FOR UPDATE is used in a SELECT statement?
If yes, how can I do so with Postgres 11?
Thank you
Row locks are not permanently stored in the shared lock table, but on the row itself, so you cannot simply query for them.
To figure out which rows in a table are locked by concurrent transactions, you could run
SELECT id FROM mytable
WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT id FROM mytable
FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED);
