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By John Liu, 2008/09/02
In SQL2000 or earlier version, it's not easy to build up a accurate locking block chain when needed. The introducing of DMV and Cross Apply in SQL2005 gives DBA the flexibility of quickly building up the accurate locking block chain. One can then join this chain with other DMVs to return the information most interested to them. In this code, I have joined the chain with the sys.dm_exec_sessions DMV to return the host_name, login_name information to see who is blocking whom.
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Continuing the SQLDIY monitoring project we will take a look at tracking blocking events. I actually...
blocking
Blocking & Blocked by
Synonym chaining error
Blocking Chain but no granted locks?
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