• desperadomar (11/18/2013)


    Thanks for the info ,I will give it a try to sp_whoisactive, but when you use sp_who2 I can only see some spid's in the

    blocked by

    column so all that spids in that column are head blockers?

    Ummm.... No.

    The blocked by column is just that... the spid that is blocking this spid. Use a recursive CTE to keep going up this chain, until you find a blocked by that is empty. That one is the head blocker (for this chain of blocking).

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