Is it possible to override a ReadCommittedSnapshot isolation level with ReadCommitted isolation level for a...
The default isolation level of my database is "read committed snapshot". Please see the below screenshot.
I have the table "Tickets' with the following data in my database.
Now in connection 1, I am starting a new transaction with isolation level as "read committed". And I'm going to update the priority to 'medium' for the #TicketID "2"
From Connection 2, I am trying to access the details of #TicketID "2". And its still taking the value from the version store which is created by the read committed snapshot isolation, which is not expected behavior.
As per documentation, if a transaction using "read committed" isolation level, the row can't be accessed by any other transaction until the transaction performs a commit/Rollback.
Can anyone tell me why it is not happening in the given scenario? I am also curious to know, why a transaction level isolation is not able to override the default isolation level (here read committed snapshot) which is set at the database level?
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The default isolation level of my database is "read committed snapshot". Please see the below screenshot.
I have the table "Tickets' with the following data in my database.
Now in connection 1, I am starting a new transaction with isolation level as "read committed". And I'm going to update the priority to 'medium' for the #TicketID "2"
From Connection 2, I am trying to access the details of #TicketID "2". And its still taking the value from the version store which is created by the read committed snapshot isolation, which is not expected behavior.
As per documentation, if a transaction using "read committed" isolation level, the row can't be accessed by any other transaction until the transaction performs a commit/Rollback.
Can anyone tell me why it is not happening in the given scenario? I am also curious to know, why a transaction level isolation is not able to override the default isolation level (here read committed snapshot) which is set at the database level?
sql-server isolation-level snapshot-isolation
asked 3 mins ago
Unnikrishnan RUnnikrishnan R
1523
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The default isolation level of my database is "read committed snapshot". Please see the below screenshot.
I have the table "Tickets' with the following data in my database.
Now in connection 1, I am starting a new transaction with isolation level as "read committed". And I'm going to update the priority to 'medium' for the #TicketID "2"
From Connection 2, I am trying to access the details of #TicketID "2". And its still taking the value from the version store which is created by the read committed snapshot isolation, which is not expected behavior.
As per documentation, if a transaction using "read committed" isolation level, the row can't be accessed by any other transaction until the transaction performs a commit/Rollback.
Can anyone tell me why it is not happening in the given scenario? I am also curious to know, why a transaction level isolation is not able to override the default isolation level (here read committed snapshot) which is set at the database level?
sql-server isolation-level snapshot-isolation
asked 3 mins ago
Unnikrishnan RUnnikrishnan R
1523
The default isolation level of my database is "read committed snapshot". Please see the below screenshot.
I have the table "Tickets' with the following data in my database.
Now in connection 1, I am starting a new transaction with isolation level as "read committed". And I'm going to update the priority to 'medium' for the #TicketID "2"
From Connection 2, I am trying to access the details of #TicketID "2". And its still taking the value from the version store which is created by the read committed snapshot isolation, which is not expected behavior.
As per documentation, if a transaction using "read committed" isolation level, the row can't be accessed by any other transaction until the transaction performs a commit/Rollback.
Can anyone tell me why it is not happening in the given scenario? I am also curious to know, why a transaction level isolation is not able to override the default isolation level (here read committed snapshot) which is set at the database level?
sql-server isolation-level snapshot-isolation
sql-server isolation-level snapshot-isolation
asked 3 mins ago
Unnikrishnan RUnnikrishnan R
1523
asked 3 mins ago
Unnikrishnan RUnnikrishnan R
1523
asked 3 mins ago
Unnikrishnan RUnnikrishnan R
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