Performance

Understanding and controlling wait kinds is essential for improving SQL server performance. LCK_M_IS, or Lock Manager Intent Shared, is a wait type that appears when several SQL Server transactions or processes simultaneously seek shared locks on a resource. These joint locks signify a desire to read data without changing it. Introduction A typical need in … Read more

Performance optimization is crucial in the complex world of SQL servers. LCK_M_S delay types are one of the many difficulties faced by database administrators and developers. In order to clarify this mysterious wait type, we set out to demystify LCK_M_S waits in this article by providing a thorough overview of their relevance, historical background, pros and … Read more