[dba-SQLServer] Processes Causing Blockages SQL 2000

Thanks, Marty, but I guess I should be more specific ... Enterprise
Manager is telling me who, and what command (that's where I see that
it's the ADO and SP calls).  Maybe I should x-post, but what I'm really
wondering about are root casues.  I don't think its my apps, since its
always different commands.




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Have a look at DBCC in BOL
You could run this SP to determine who or what process is locking and 
blocking
http://www.sommarskog.se/sqlutil/aba_lockinfo.html

Steve Conklin (Developer at UltraDNT) wrote:

>I have 10-12 Access 2k front-end applications against a SQL 2000 
>database.  There are about 70 users total.  Occaisionally, including 
>right now, they perform otherwise normal stuff that randomly causes 
>"blocking" on the server.  No one else can do anything when this 
>happens.  Make the offenders logout and re-boot, problem goes away for 
>2-3 weeks.  The thing that puzzles me the most is that it is always 
>"unbound" operations that do this (ADO commands and pass-thru queries),

>never any of the bound forms.
>
>I believe it may be latency on the network, but their admins insist 
>that couldn't be the case. Any advice?
>
>TIA
>Steve
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