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RS 2005 Transaction isolation level

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Hey all,

I have a reporting server that has a table that i have set up so that via an SSIS package it can be having data uploaded at any time.

The upload conists of holding tables followed by a SP that opens a transaction and uploads the data into the tables used by SSRS.

Now if the last bit is still running - will this cause any kind of locks that will stop SSRS from reading the data?

If so can i stop this by setting an isolation level in SSRS? What Isolation level do you recommend? Snapshot? I dont want a dirty read, but a clean read from before the upload transaction started.

Many thanks

Dan

Dan

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typically SSRS will read what is there - I would've thought that you need to set isolation level in SQL Server rather than SSRS

I'd go for snapshot iso level - that way reads are not prevented and you don;t get any data that has been modified during the current transaction if it is still in progress

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