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Hi Alvaro,

Do you mean this to be a bug?  

My question is in my error log I'm getting query text for that corresponding
"could not serialize access due to concurrent update" error failures. But
can I get the other transaction which committed and which is responsible for
this above serialization update? 

Looking forward to hear from you!.

Regards,
Pavan,
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