Blocking when missing Permissions – The strange case of the blocked index rebuild
Read OriginalThis technical article investigates a specific SQL Server blocking problem. It details how an open transaction from a failed UPDATE statement (due to missing permissions) can hold locks that block a concurrent index rebuild operation requiring a schema modification lock. The post analyzes lock types, compatibility, and why granting permissions mid-transaction doesn't resolve the block, offering insights for database administrators and developers.
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