The question is, if it is possible to avoid the abortion of a high priority process (in this case for the business) when a deadlock comes up and rather abort the other process running with a non-priority set up or lower priority.
Something as in SQL Server function called DEADLOCK_PRIORITY.
Maybe configuring a high priority user/session which no process can stop its execution?
Thanks in advance for your comments, that will be very useful in our research,
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