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		<title>Finding Uncommitted Transactions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One way to find out if a transaction is causing a block is with the sp_who2 system stored procedure.  The scope of this procedure is server-wide.  It identifies all connections to the database, the login name, the application that is running, and in the context of locks and blocks, any SPIDs that are causing a [...]]]></description>
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