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SQL Transactions and Concurrency Control with Practical Exercises


SQL Data Manipulation Language (DML) exercises with solutions [14 exercises with solution]

1. Insert Data in a Transaction

Write a SQL query to insert data into multiple tables within a transaction, rolling back if any part fails.

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2. Demonstrate Isolation Level READ COMMITTED

Write a SQL query to demonstrate the READ COMMITTED isolation level.

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3. Demonstrate Isolation Level SERIALIZABLE

Write a SQL query to demonstrate the SERIALIZABLE isolation level.

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4. Rollback a Failed Transaction

Write a SQL query to rollback a transaction if an error occurs during execution.

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5. Demonstrate Isolation Level REPEATABLE READ

Write a SQL query to demonstrate the REPEATABLE READ isolation level.

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6. Savepoints in Transactions

Write a SQL script that uses savepoints to partially roll back a transaction.

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7. Locking Hints

Write a SQL query to insert a record into a table with default values for unspecified columns.

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8. Nested Transactions

Write a SQL script to demonstrate nested transactions.

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9. Handling Long-Running Transactions

Write a SQL script to handle a long-running transaction with periodic commits.

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10. Using TRY...CATCH for Error Handling

Write a SQL script that uses TRY...CATCH to handle errors in a transaction.

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11. Optimistic Concurrency Control

Write a SQL script to implement optimistic concurrency control.

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12. Snapshot Isolation Level

Write a SQL query to demonstrate the use of the SNAPSHOT isolation level.

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13. Monitoring Transactions

Write a SQL query to monitor active transactions in the database.

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14. Distributed Transactions

Write a SQL script to demonstrate a distributed transaction using MSDTC (Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator).

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More to Come !

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