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What do u mean by worker threads in SQL server2000??

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    advantage and disadvantage of it?? thanks in advance.

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      advantage and disadvantage of it?? thanks in advance.

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      In short, worker thread is the actual thread serving a call to the database.

      Aman786Singh wrote:

      advantage and disadvantage of it

      There's no choice in this. This is how SQL Server works.

      The need to optimize rises from a bad design.My articles[^]

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        In short, worker thread is the actual thread serving a call to the database.

        Aman786Singh wrote:

        advantage and disadvantage of it

        There's no choice in this. This is how SQL Server works.

        The need to optimize rises from a bad design.My articles[^]

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        How to get which process is deadlocking the system?? how to know current connections establish?? Thanks in Advance.

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