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In the LangGraph scenario, the fencing token is usually implemented as a lease_epoch or version column in the lease table, atomically incremented on each ownership transfer, and the checkpoint write statement takes the form UPDATE checkpoints SET ... WHERE thread_id = ? AND lease_epoch = ?; if the affected row count is zero, ownership has been lost and the worker should immediately abort the current task.
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