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July 20, 2006

SQL Server 2005 transaction isolation levels -- how to handle data concurrency through versioning.

Niels Berglund continues his exploration of SQL Server 2005 by explaining how to make sure that data is handled in such a way that you get high performant throughput in such a way that users can not view uncommitted changes.

Windows IT Pro Europe By Niels Berglund

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