What's the default lock granularity in SQL Server?

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鱼传尺愫 2021-01-18 09:37

I\'ve thoroughly read MSDN about table hints and I don\'t seem to find the locking granularity default. Suppose I have the following query:

SELECT TOP (1) *          


        
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  • 2021-01-18 10:15

    There is no 'default'. The granularity (row, page, (partition | object)) is computed dynamically based on allowed options for the object (allow_page_locks/allow_row_locks), information about the operation intent (probe, scan, insert), the estimated size of the rowset and a number of other factors (isolation level, is filegroup read only etc). In most cases you will get row-level granularity for singleton operations and page-level granularity for scans. The query you posted is probably going to go with page-level granularity because is a scan.

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