SQL Server 2008 Partition Level Locking

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I have posted an article on SQL Server 2008 partition level locking. You can browse it here: http://sqlservergeeks.com/articles/sql-server-bi/73/sql-server-2008-%E2%80%93-partition-level-locking

This article demonstrates partition level locking behaviour which is new in SQL Server 2008 onwards. Locks are escalated from ROW to TABLE by default. But the default option can be changed to escalate ROW locks to PARTITION locks. This article demonstrates and explains how you can achieve that.

By Amit Bansal|2020-09-04T12:27:45+05:30April 24th, 2014|SQL Server|0 Comments

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SQL Server 2008 Partition Level Locking