What is blocking in SQL Server? If this situation occurs how
to troubleshoot this issue
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Answer / wazid ali
Blocking in SQL Server is a scenario where one connection to
SQL Server locks one or more records, and a second
connection to SQL Server requires a conflicting lock type on
the record or records locked by the first connection. This
causes the second connection to wait until the first
connection releases its locks. By default, a connection will
wait an unlimited amount of time for the blocking lock to go
away.
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Answer / shyamsri83
When one transaction is trying to access a record, which is
used by other, then the first transaction has to wait,
untill the second transaction complete. This is called
blocking.
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