SPID's in SQL Server

SPID’S in SQL Server
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SPID’S in SQL Server
Blocking is a common aspect of any relational database management system. In SQL Server, blocking occurs when a specific session locks a particular resource in the database and another SPID attempt to access a conflicting lock type on the same resource. The period that the first SPID blocks the specific resource is usually tiny. In this regard, once the session stops or releases the resources, the connection from the second SPID is allowed to acquire resources and proceed with the information processing. In this regard, the blocking is standard in all SQL Servers and can occur numerous times. The time for each transaction or query determines how long the locking will persist and the subsequent effect on other queri...