Tag: Deadlocks
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Reading and Fixing a SQL Server Deadlock
A deadlock is SQL Server refusing to let two sessions wait on each other forever. Session A holds a lock Session B needs, Session B holds a lock Session A needs, neither can proceed, so the deadlock monitor picks one as the victim, kills it with error 1205, and lets the other continue. That’s the…
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