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Row-Level Lock
SQL Beginner GuidePosted onMay 17, 2018October 27, 2019

Locking in SQL Server

Locking in SQL Server is mechanism to control and manage concurrency maintaining data integrity and validation. This allows multiple users to access  and use database…

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