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SQL Isolation Level
MukeshVerma
Member Posts: 6
Hi,
My client is using NAV 2013 and the current Isolation Level is Read Committed. They are experiencing the Table locking and dead locks.
I have come across various blog with the suggestion that the Isolation Level should be changed to "Repeatable Read" from default("Serializable").
Can somebody suggest if "Read Committed" is better or "Repeatable Read"?
Regards
Mukesh Verma
My client is using NAV 2013 and the current Isolation Level is Read Committed. They are experiencing the Table locking and dead locks.
I have come across various blog with the suggestion that the Isolation Level should be changed to "Repeatable Read" from default("Serializable").
Can somebody suggest if "Read Committed" is better or "Repeatable Read"?
Regards
Mukesh Verma
0
Comments
NAV 2013 uses "Repeatable Read" for write transactions by default.
There may be another cause of the locks you're experiencing.
Are the locks happening for specific processes or at certain times of the day?
Do they resolve themselves slowly or are you guys having to blow them away?