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  1. #1
    Reza Guest

    Isolation Levels


    How do you find out what the current isolation level of your SQL Server database
    is? I have noticed that you can set the value, but I haven't been able to
    find a way to find out what the current setting is.

    thanks

  2. #2
    Dennis Rehm Guest

    Re: Isolation Levels


    Use the statement:

    dbcc useroptions

    Multiple rows are returned. Look for one with Set Option = isolation level.
    The Value column will contain the isolation level. If there isn't such a
    row, the isolation level is the default value "Read Committed".

    Dennis


    "Reza" <rkhalili@hotmail.com> wrote:
    >
    >How do you find out what the current isolation level of your SQL Server

    database
    >is? I have noticed that you can set the value, but I haven't been able

    to
    >find a way to find out what the current setting is.
    >
    >thanks



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