I'm running SQL Server 2000.
I have a situation where users are timing out.
In enterprise manager I look at the locks/ProcessIDs.
I see
spid 79 (Blocked By 79)
How is it possible for a session to block itself?
I'm running SQL Server 2000.
I have a situation where users are timing out.
In enterprise manager I look at the locks/ProcessIDs.
I see
spid 79 (Blocked By 79)
How is it possible for a session to block itself?
This was introduced with Service pack 4 in SQL Server 2000. See this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/906344 for an explanation
When an SPID is waiting for an I/O page latch, you may notice that the blocked column briefly reports that the SPID is blocking itself. This behavior is a side effect of the way that latches are used for I/O operations on data pages