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09/09/2008 14:18:54
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Forum:
Microsoft SQL Server
Category:
Other
Environment versions
SQL Server:
SQL Server 6.5 and older
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01345942
Message ID:
01346169
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>>If the potential for dirty reads is not an issue, you could add 'WITH (NOLOCK)' table hint to eliminate locks during the select
>>
>>
>>SELECT Client.Numero FROM Client WITH (NOLOCK)
>>  WHERE Client.NoEntity=@NoEntity AND Client.Fic_Date<@Fic_Date 
>> 	AND Client.Loss_Code=@Loss_Code AND Client.CType=@CType
>> 	AND EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM Invoice WITH (NOLOCK) WHERE Client.Numero=Invoice.NoClient 
>>                AND Invoice.Amount=@Amount)
>>
>
>Could you define "dirty reads"? Also, is the NOLOCK ANSI SQL compliant?

With NOLOCK is a SQL Server option.

Open Help in SQL Server, Search and type "dirty reads".
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.


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