How do the blocker processes exist internally in sybase?
Answer / Sudil Kumar
"A blocker process is a transaction that holds locks on data needed by another transaction, thereby preventing the other transaction from proceeding. In Sybase, a blocked process appears in the syslockinfo system table and can be identified using tools like isql or Interactive SQL. "
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