The operation is blocked until a currently running operation
completes and releases its Spanner session. If the operation is
synchronous, the thread will be blocked until it can complete.
If the operation is asynchronous, it will be completed on the
threadpool when resources become available.
Fail
The operation will fail with an exception with the ErrorCode set to ResourceExhausted.
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