10:50 2004-11-23In most cases, transactions using the Uncommitted Read isolation level can read changes made to...
10:50 2004-11-23 In most cases, transactions using the Uncommitted Read isolation level can read changes made to rows by other transactions before those changes have been committed. However, such transactions can neither see nor access tables, views, or indexes created by other concurrent transactions until those transactions themselves have been terminated. The same applies to existing tables, views, or indexes that have been dropped—transactions using the Uncommitted Read isolation level will only learn that these objects no longer exist when the transaction that dropped them is terminated. There is one exception to this behavior: When a transaction running under the Uncommitted Read isolation level uses an updatable cursor, the transaction will behave as if it is running under the Cursor Stability isolation level, and the constraints of the Cursor Stability isolation level will apply. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------