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SQL Server part 1
SQL Server part 2
SQL Server part 3
SQL Server part 4
SQL Server part 5
SQL Server part 6
SQL Server part 7
SQL Server part 8
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SQL Server cursor
SQL Server replication
Structured query language
SQL Server architecture
SQL Server constraints
SQL Server cursors
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SQL Server DTS
SQL Server functions
SQL Server indexes
SQL Server joins
SQL Server locks
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SQL Server transactions Architecture
SQL Server triggers
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SQL Server cube operator
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SQL Server Lock Types


By Nishant Kumar

What are the lock types?

SQL server supports following locks

Shared lock
Update lock
Exclusive lock

Shared lock

Shared Lock allows simultaneous access of record by multiple Select statements.
Shared Lock blocks record from updating and will remain in queue waiting while record is accessed for reading.
If update process is going on then read command will have to wait until updating process finishes.

Update locks

This lock is used with the resources to be updated.

Exclusive locks

This kind of lock is used with data modification operations like update, insert or delete.

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SQL Server Interview questions part 3 includes following questions with answers

What are cursors in SQL Server? | What is a join and explain different types of joins. | What is an extended stored procedure in SQL Server? | What are triggers in SQL Server? | What is a self join in SQL Server? | What is the difference between UNION ALL Statement and UNION? | Write some disadvantage of Cursor? | What is Log Shipping in SQL Server?

Question: Describe in brief Databases and SQL Server Databases Architecture.

A database is a structured collection of data. Database can be thought as simple data file......

Question: Describe in brief exporting and importing utility?

The Bulk Copy is a command utility that transfer SQL data to or from a data file.
This utility mostly used to transfer huge data to SQL server from other database....

Question: Define Distributed Query and Linked Server?

Distributed Query is a query which can retrieve data from multiple data sources including distributed data........

Question: Define Identity and uniqueidentifier property of Column.

Column with identity property contains unique system generated value in the table. Column with identity property is similar to AutoNumber field in MS Access....

Question: Having clause and Where clause

Both are used for filtering of records based on filtered criteria.....

Question: Describe in brief authentication modes in SQL server.

This is the default and recommended security mode. In this mode, access to SQL server is controlled by Windows NT.....

Question: Define @@Error and raiseerror.

It is system variable that returns error code of the SQL statement.....

 

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