Added SQL_SERVER_SNAPSHOT value to TransactionIsolationLevel enum #1973
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Sql Server supports a non-standard transaction isolation level called "SNAPSHOT" whose JDBC value is 0x1000 (4096). The new enum value adds support for this isolation level. The name "SQL_SERVER_SNAPSHOT" was chosen to reflect the fact that it is unique to SQL Server to avoid confusion.
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Sql Server supports a non-standard transaction isolation level called "SNAPSHOT" whose JDBC value is 0x1000 (4096). The new enum value adds support for this isolation level.
The name "SQL_SERVER_SNAPSHOT" was chosen to reflect the fact that it is unique to SQL Server to avoid confusion. See #1969