What is repeatable read?
Answer / Pawan Prakash Saxena
"Repeatable Read" is a SQL Server isolation level that ensures that once a transaction reads data, no other transaction can modify or delete the data until the first transaction completes. This means that if a query selects data within a transaction, and the same query is run again during the same transaction, it will return the exact same data as before, even if other transactions have been updating or deleting data.
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