will using transactions reduce sql server process / threads?

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Is it possible to reduce the number of process or threads by creating transaction procedure for insert query in sql server

Posted 18-May-14 21:36pm

Sachinsnagaraj

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Nelek 19-May-14 4:01am

I would say yes, it is possible. There are few things impossible. You only have to find the way to do it.

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Mycroft Holmes · Answer 1 · 2014-05-18T21:53:00

Solution 1

Transactions have nothing to do with threads. Try explaining the problem with a little more detail, are you inserting bulk records, are there a lot of processes in the insert? Why do you want to reduce the threads, seems a very esoteric requirement.

Posted 18-May-14 21:53pm

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Sachinsnagaraj 19-May-14 3:55am

i dont have bulk insert but repeated insert this is causing some process to be redundant.,
which on long duration is reducing performance.

Mycroft Holmes 19-May-14 3:59am

Then you need to look at the business requirement and then look at your processing flow to define where you can optomise it. Transactions are not the issue. Identify what makes the insert redundant and work on that.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 2 · 2014-05-18T21:53:00

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SQL transaction has nothing to do with performance/resource issues. It used to combine together independent SQL queries to make them a single unit, that will enable to cancel the whole if error occurred in any of the different parts...

Posted 18-May-14 21:53pm

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter