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i used the following commands to change isolation level:
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declare setskuCursor cursor
local
static
for select item, quantity from invset where sku = @sku
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Code:


ALTER TRIGGER UpdateTicketID
ON Email
Instead of INSERT
AS
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BEGIN
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BadEmail ([Subject], Sender, Body, EntryID, LastModificationTime, AttachmentLInk, SendTo, Cc, ContactID)
Select
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END
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BEGIN
INSERT INTO
BadEmail ([Subject], Sender, Body, EntryID, LastModificationTime, AttachmentLInk, SendTo, Cc, ContactID)
Select
[Subject], Sender, Body, EntryID, LastModificationTime, AttachmentLink, SendTo, Cc, ContactID
From
Inserted
END
ELSE
BEGIN
INSERT INTO
Email ([Subject], Sender, Body, ticketID, EntryID, LastModificationTime, AttachmentLink, SendTo, Cc, ContactID)
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, Body
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, EntryID
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, AttachmentLink
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, Cc
, ContactID
From
Inserted
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