Florian Pflug <f...@phlo.org> wrote: > Yeah MS-SQL really isn't the idea target for comparison here. You > can override pretty much any lock that MS-SQL takes with a > stronger or weaker one from what I've seen. I wouldn't be at all > surprised if you could convince it to work either way by putting > some (probably rather obscure) incantations into your SQL > statements. I was thinking of some of the ALTER DATABASE SET options, like COMPATIBILITY_LEVEL or ALLOW_SNAPSHOT_ISOLATION, but you have a point about what overrides can be used at the statement level, too. -Kevin
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