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A SQL Server isolation level using MVCC to provide a point-in-time view of the database for the life of the transaction. Not to be confused with RCSI, which provides the same view at a statement-level.
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Setting READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT to ON while ALLOW_SNAPSHOT_ISOLATION is OFF
I noticed that when enabling this, many queries got a lot faster. I'm still using the default READ COMMITTED isolation level to connect to the database.
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