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Eugene Elutin
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Posted Monday, March 18, 2013 10:14 AM
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Oops, too many windows. Post edited!
Actually, the code version you have seen for window 2, was a good code example, which would work properly with any isolation level...
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... or two as well.
Googled out the second one (surprisingly to me - based on "stock management":
http://www.jimmcleod.net/blog/index.php/2009/08/27/the-potential-dangers-of-the-read-committed-snapshot-isolation-level/
OK. For a lock control system as outlined, this would be a nightmare. No question.
I'd still suggest this is on the rarer side of the spectrum (if not actually rare), but it's absolutely worth noting.
Thanks!
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... or two as well.
Googled out the second one (surprisingly to me - based on "stock management":
http://www.jimmcleod.net/blog/index.php/2009/08/27/the-potential-dangers-of-the-read-committed-snapshot-isolation-level/
OK. For a lock control system as outlined, this would be a nightmare. No question.
I'd still suggest this is on the rarer side of the spectrum (if not actually rare), but it's absolutely worth noting.
Thanks!
Rarer or rare - I don't know how to judge. I've seen it happening before and not once...
Actually, when it happens, it may take huge effort to investigate and find the reason, as code doesn't fail - it runs smoothly
So, thanks for agreeing that it was worth mentioning. So pity, I've made mistake in my sample on the first posting...
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winmansoft, you should also be aware of the 14-byte-per-row overhead that READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT requires. Anytime a row is updated, or a new row is inserted, the 14 bytes will be added. This can cause page splits if you don't have enough freespace in the page to hold the extra 14 bytes for each row updated.
There is also a big initial performance hit for any "old-style" ntext, text, and image columns (but not for the newer (max) data types). After RCS is enabled, the first time one of those "old-style" large columns are updated, SQL will have to rewrite the entire value, possibly using more pages (since each page holds 40 less bytes).
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when the rows will be added to tempdb(update statement, select statement) and when it is cleared ?
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when the rows will be added to tempdb(update statement, select statement) and when it is cleared ?
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when the rows will be added to tempdb(update statement, select statement) and when it is cleared ?
Read the documentation supplied by Microsoft. They lay it out there. In the most basic way, when the transaction starts a copy is made in tempdb and reads then go there while the data is updated in the original database. When the transaction completes, the copy is removed from temdb. In actuality it's more complicated than that, but that's it in a nutshell. Again, read the documentation.
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