Establishes a locking hierarchy. For example, if a transaction has an exclusive lock on a row, SQL Server places an intent lock on
the table. When another transaction requests a lock on a row in the table, SQL Server knows to check the rows to see if they
have locks. If a table does not have intent lock, it can issue the requested lock without checking each row for a lock.
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