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| aba_lockinfo stored procedure also does its job well
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There are many ways and many people develop similar processes. I did outlined some of aspects. That's it. sp_who proc is working fine. Who need sp_who2? But it is exists as well.
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| I have never heared of the KILL command causing a corrupt database; has anyone seen or heard of this happening?
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| Is P_MON_CONNECTIONS intended to be run when investigating blocks identified by the previous procs? first I was thinking it was the main proc which fired off the sp_who logging proc, since runs a job passed as a parameter, but then i see the hostname parameter which makes me think that first you identify a host which is blocking and then run this proc on that hostname. Is this correct?
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