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Lock View: sp_lock2 – SQLServerCentral

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By Alexander Chigrik, ObjOwner nvarchar, objId int, ObjName nvarchar
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Introduction sp_lock2 Literature Introduction As a SQL Server DBA, I often need a reference to information about locks. Microsoft recommends to use sp_lock system stored procedure to report locks information. This very useful procedure returns the information about SQL Server process ID, which lock the data, about locked database ID, about locked object ID, about locked index ID and about type of locking (type, resource, mode and status columns).
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