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    The default isolation level of an SQL Server database is read committed. This isolation level prevents dirty reads by prohibiting any shared locks from being placed on read data. It ensures that any data read is committed at the moment the read operation begins.

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    The default isolation level of an SQL Server database is read committed. This isolation level prevents dirty reads by prohibiting any shared locks from being placed on read data. It ensures that any data read is committed at the moment the read operation begins.

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    SQL Server1

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    Jagadeesan lakshmanan
    The default isolation level of an SQL Server database is read committed. This isolation level prevents dirty reads by prohibiting any shared locks from being placed on read data. It ensures that any data read is committed at the moment the read operation begins.

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    What are the benefits of using stored procedures over sql

    statements?
    By Usngle statementing procedure we have to insert in a si

    What is the default isolation level of the sql server database?

    The 'Read committed' isolation is the Default isolation


    level in Sql server

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