mr_ped Messages: 826 Registered: November 2005 Location: Czech Republic - Praha
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replying just from memory, without checking anything, so I may be wrong...
IIRC "SQL" is macro hiding the default SqlSession instance, so it's probably not supposed to be used in multi-thread source, you should use the underlaying SqlSession instances themselves. But if that example is doing it, then it's probably ok, and the SQL definition accounts for it? But I don't think so.