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SQL Server handles deadlocks in the following ways: Timeout handling: When a transaction is unable to obtain the necessary resources within a certain time frame, SQL Server will automatically terminate it, release the resources, and provide the user with an appropriate error message. This approach can prevent deadlock from occurring, but may impact transactions that […]