Deadlock issue in uploading data on database using WCF service

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In my application I have a WCF service hosted in IIS. This service save data to centrilized database. It insert/updates data in 8 tables so it takes much time. There are window base applications who call the service and send data to service for upload and if it is successful then it shows message to client. I am using transaction scope entity framework for inserting/updation data on sql server using WCF service. In my case not all requests data is uploaded when I check log I found that many request goes to deadlock. So how I will handle deadlock in this situation.

Posted 10-Sep-12 3:33am

ranjansingh235

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Sep-12 16:23pm

Not enough information. If you could create some short but complete code sample, highly simplified, focused only on this problem, it can help.
Deadlocks cannot be "handled", they should be prevented. This is a matter of analysis and design of the whole system; and it can range from a trivial bug to an extremely complex elusive case which is hard to reproduce. For example, how did you detect a deadlock?
--SA

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