SELECT
li.req_spid As "Session ID",
o.[name] AS "Object Name",
i.[name] AS "Index Name",
v.[name] As "Lock Type",
u.[name] As "Lock Mode"
FROM
master..syslockinfo AS li
INNER JOIN master..spt_values AS v ON li.[rsc_type] = v.[number] AND v.[type] = 'LR'
INNER JOIN master..spt_values AS u ON li.[req_mode] + 1 = u.[number] AND u.[type] = 'L'
INNER JOIN sysobjects AS o ON o.[id] = li.[rsc_objid]
LEFT OUTER JOIN sysindexes AS i ON i.[id] = li.[rsc_objid] AND i.[indid] = li.[rsc_indid]
WHERE
li.rsc_dbid = db_id()
ORDER BY
o.[name],
i.[name],
v.[name] desc
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
SQL Server Locks
A better alternative to sp_lock with information about the locks in the current database:
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