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Paul Koufalis
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Are you using an existing ODBC DSN? Did you remember to change the isolation level when you created the new one with the 64 bit drivers? (Yes yes I know you probably did but this is for the benefit of the reader). Are you writing your own queries? If yes you can add "WITH NOLOCK" to the query. From the documentation: The NOLOCK locking hint ensures records are not locked during the execution of a SELECT statement when the transaction isolation level is set to READ COMMITTED.
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