Handling two different sessions

Hi,
User1 executed following query and not done commit/rollback.
UPDATE EMP
SET ENAME='JSMITH'
WHERE EMPNO=7349;
1 row updated.
At the same time user2 tries same on same record:
UPDATE EMP
SET ENAME='KSMITH'
WHERE EMPNO=7349;
But this user/process will be suspened till user1 commits/rollbacks.
Once user1 commits/rollback then only user2 query will be executed.
So is there any solution, so that user2 should not wait till user1 commits/rollbacks...
Thank you,
SumanNaidu.S

suman never try giving the same probs in two threads
u won't get diff ans :)
i repeat
oracle does not allow dirty reads
and to keep consistency and concurrency
the user1 has to end his transaction
but yes u can always use nowait if u don't want to wait

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