SQL Table Lock problem.

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I am working with ERP Projects, where there are around 1000 users,accessing tables,doing transction, we are also using the concept of transaction for our projects. I am always facing a problem of Table Lock it's goes into wait and then not wakeup. At that time i used to kill that process,but by killing it's affect all transaction,insert,deletion records get hampered connected with each other.

So kindly suggest me what should i do to avoid table lock/ what should be the structure (just summary).

I have also tried google but not found right answer/or i am unable to get/i have not got right link.

Kindly suggest me.

Posted 18-Jun-13 21:17pm

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Stephen Hewison · Answer 1 · 2013-06-18T21:21:00

You're probably missing table hints on your selects.

http://www.techrepublic.com/article/using-nolock-and-readpast-table-hints-in-sql-server/6185492[^]

Using table hints such as a NOLOCK allows a select to read through a record which is lock by a transaction and return the record value from before the transaction.

Syntax from the above link:

SQL

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SalesHistory WITH(NOLOCK)