This is likely due to environmental issues on the SQL Server Database where there are no enough resources or too many requests accessing the same SQL tables in the database.
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This then causes SQL to choose a deadlock victim, in which one of the processes are stopped to allow the other to continue.
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This normally does no lasting damage and simply causes a slight inconvenience for the user as they have to process the action again.
Transaction was deadlocked on lock resources with another process
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