Hello,
While checking the databases in Activity monitor, i wonder that a database is not configured for mirroring but still its showing DBMIRROR_EVENTS_QUEUE in wait_type.
I also Use DMV sys.dm_os_wait_stats, for Checking wait percentage, There more than 30% DBMIRROR_EVENTS_QUEUE is there and not even for single database mirroring is configure
how to transfer the logins from one instance to another instance in sql2008r2
Im trying to add a step to a admin script that checks various sever and database-level metrics, including any evidence of low memory. Using the ring buffers I see some results that include values for Process and some for System.
The article I was just reading as well as others never mention a meaning for a System value of 3
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/psssql/archive/2009/09/17/how-it-works-what-are-the-ring-buffer-resource-monitor-telling-me.aspx
I have seen mention for values of 1 , 2 and 4, but not 3
Anyone know what a value of 3 would indicate?
IDX_MEMPHYSICAL_HIGH = 1
IDX_MEMPHYSICAL_LOW = 2
IDX_MEMVIRTUALL_LOW = 4On some of the results against one of my instances, Im getting a value of 3, others are either 2 or 0
Hi,
i have server machine it is very slow in whenever open the sql server in user machine at that time server also very slow for open the sql server.
Server Details
OS - Windows server 2008R2
SQL server version - Sql server 2008R2
Type - 64 bit
RAM - 24 GB
Processor - I3
users - 90 users access the server database
How to increase the server performance whenever open the sql server at that time.
Regards,
Abdul
Hi all,
I got the error "Process <spid> generated fatal exception c0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION. SQL Server is
terminating this process." on SQL Server 2014 Standard and I found below link which fix for 2012 and backward. I could not see any hot fix for Sql server 2014. Do someone know there is any fix for this in Sql server 2014?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/972936?wa=wsignin1.0
--error details---------------------------------
This file is generated by Microsoft SQL Server version 12.0.2000.8
...
Computer type is Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-......
Memory
MemoryLoad = 86%
Total Physical = 62499 MB
Available Physical = 8554 MB
Total Page File = 74659 MB
Available Page File = 19814 MB
Total Virtual = 134217727 MB
Available Virtual = 134079599 MB
***Stack Dump being sent to C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL12.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\LOG\SQLDump0004.txt
SqlDumpExceptionHandler: Process 58 generated fatal exception c0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION. SQL Server is
terminating this process.
* *************************
.......................................
Many Thanks,
Hello All,
We got a requirement to rename existing SQL SERVER 2008 R2 ENTERPRISE EDITION security roles.
We are unaware of the impact on the existing users with these roles.
Can anybody advise us if we rename the role name manually,
We have to restart the sql server services to reflect the role name change to the users with these roles?
Thanks In Advance
Hi
We have an application written in C# 2005 that use an Sql Server 2005 database with Windows authentication mode
Our customer with Windows XP sp3 used our software for a long time without any problem but he needs to change the PC internal battery and after this operation the application is not able to connect with database. I tried to uninstall all SQL server componets and instance, and reinstall them again but it doesn't work. I think is something related to the clock time of last access to database that is in some ways influencing the connection.
What can we do?
Regards
Hi Friends,
I want to inquire, as our sqlserver 2012 in full recovery mode , I notices whenever we are executing rebuild indexes maintenancejob the logfile grown up extensively every time. h
thank you.
regards,
asad
Hello. Since I do not post unless I have something useful to say, I was wondering if I missed a thread for how to image SQL Server 2012 with Hyper V. I am a sysadmin looking to setup an image of SQL server, use the sp_dropserver procedure to help.
Scenario specifics:
1 server
1 SQL Server, default instance
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated and voted upon ;)
I am running into what I think are two related problems.
I want to create a localdb database for an ASP.NET project in a user-defined location. I do not want the database files put under C:\Users\Mark (for one thing, it's an SSD; for another, I'd never think to look there).
This turns out to be unbelievably, amazingly difficult to do. Which it shouldn't be. Note to MS: it's my computer, >>I<< decide where the files I create go, not you.
I can create databases using migrations and update-database. But they always show up under C:\Users\Mark. If I try to move them where I want them, and specify a full path location in the connection string, I get a "login failed for user Mark". Which is a ridiculously, amazingly unhelpful error message, and the cause of truly astounding amounts of frustration among developers (note to MS: please, someday, make it a priority to include useful error messages in your products).
One other thing: in the course of experimenting, I deleted the database files from an earlier test. That now seems to be keeping me from creating a new database with the same name, even under C:\Users\Mark. I get the same "login failed" message. But if I change the name of the connection string in appconfig to something new (e.g., Council2015 -> Council2015xyz), a database will be created under C:\Users\Mark when I run update-database. It's as if something somewhere is remembering the old databases and refusing to let me use the names over again. How do I clear that out?
It also seems like the >>name<< of the connection string is what's used to name the database, regardless of the connection string also specifying Initial Catalog or AttachDBFile. That doesn't appear to be documented anywhere, but then again, half the stuff MS releases these days isn't documented. So now that I think about it I wouldn't mind a link to a good discussion of just what goes into an EF6 code first connection string and how the parameters get used.
Here's the connection string I'm using in appconfig:
<add name="Council2015" connectionString="Data Source=(LocalDb)\\v11.0;Integrated Security=True;AttachDbFilename=E:\\Programming\\Council2015\\Council2015\\App_Data\\Council2015.mdf;MultipleActiveResultSets=True;App=EntityFramework" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"/>- Mark
Hi ~ I am looking in to a blocking case.
LCK_M_IX TAB: 7:693 INSERT is blocked by
PAGELATCH_EX 7:1:487304 UPDATE
but I find in the database I can't find object ID which has 693.....
After the recent patching activity, we are unable to restart the MS SQL services and get 'Error 1053: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.' Rebooting the server did not help. Could it be caused by these patches? Has anyone else also faced the same issue? If yes, kindly let me know the fix.
Thanks in advance.
Hi, all!
I asked that question already in Sql Express forum.
SQL server full text crawler on my machine permanently reads/writes a lot of data without visible reason. There are no modifications to databases made at the time. And this doesn't stop for several days already.
Recently i've noticed that my PC became very unresponsible. When I looked in resource monitor's Disk Activity tab i've found that Disk Queue Length column has value of 3 to 6, wich I think is a reason why computer became slow.
Here is to snapshots for values
Logical Disk Physical Disk Active Time (%) Available Space (MB) Total Space (MB) Disk Queue Length
C: D: 0 81.48
137 450 476 838 2.82
....
C: D: 0 100.00
137 450 476 838 6.00
The process used disk so much was sqlserver.exe. Here is numbers for disk Read/Write activity for it:
Image PID Read (B/sec) Write (B/sec) Total (B/sec)
sqlservr.exe 1568 1 627 930 2 172 101 3 800 031
I'm using Sql Server only for development and not very often at all. There are 20 small databases in the instance. Most of them has size 25 MB, some 50 MB and a few 100 MB.
I tried to find out what sql server is doing and looked in
select * from sys.dm_exec_requests order by reads+writes desc
first 35 rows of result are FT CRAWL command running in background for more than 24 hours.
Now I wonder what SQL Server can be doing? With 1 MB per second read rate it can easy read all its databases in a couple of hours not to mention writing 3MB data per second.
Any ideas where I should look to find out what is the reason for that?
Thanks.
i have small requirement.
In our project we using the search term(for Example based on the word or term, we have give on search tad accordingly i have to search the result)
now my requirement got changed, i have to search based on the two terms
EX: john, barn............. here i have to search for "john"+"barn"
ganesh,batta.............here i have to search for "ganesh"+"batta"
like this i have to search,
I am using full text search for searching in terms..
how can i implement this..
EX:
DECLARE @term nvarchar(1000) = 'raj,sundar' ,
@personid INT = 0
declare @one nvarchar(100)
declare @two nvarchar(100)
Result is like below..
print @one =-------> raj
print @two --------> sundar
I'm having problems sending email from SQL 2014 12.0.2480 (CU6). I found some other people with the same issue and understand it should have been fixed in CU4 but from what I'm seeing the problem is still there :-(.
EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmailWhen @query_no_truncate = 1 no email is sent and otherwise it will cut the result at 834 bytes
We are updating an old production database server to a more current structure. Old is Server 2003 (x86) running SQL 2000 product version 8.00.760. The plan is to update the database to SQL 2008r2 then on to SQL 2012.
Downloaded and installed the SQL Server 2008r2 upgrade advisor on a workstation(Win7 pro 64) with SQL Server 2008r2 sp2 installed. Took a backup of the 2000 database and moved the .bak file to the workstation and restored the bak file, leaving it in the original compatibility mode, DBCC returned no errors.
Ran the Upgrade Advisor against the old server and receive a list of 19 method errors.. all PreUpgrade labeled. (I didn't install UA on the old server as it's still running production jobs and is Seriously under powered.)
Message"Method not found: 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable`1<Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SqlParser.Parser.Error> Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.SqlParser.SqlCodeDom.SqlCodeObject.get_Errors()'." the methods are:
| DROPSYSOBJ |
| OLDSYSTEMTABLES |
| FTCATALOGNAMERESTRICTION |
| ORDERBYORDINALS |
| VIEWFORBROWSE |
| FTPROPS |
| DUMPLOAD |
| SPHELPTRIGGERNEWCOL |
| MERGE |
| FTCATPROPITEMCOUNT |
| SYSPERFINFO |
| INVALIDCHAR |
| NONANSIOUTER |
| XPAGENTPROXY |
| SPCONFIGURE |
| HOSTIDRETURN |
| DEPRECATEDSP |
| OLDDBCC |
| ORDERBYALIAS |
| DBCCCONCURRENCYVIOLATION |
| INFOSCHEMATA |
| TRACEFLAGS |
| BACKUPRESTORETRANSACTION |
| DBCOMPTLEVEL |
| BACKUPLOG |
| LARGECONSTTYPE |
| VIEWCHECKOPT |
| SYSLOCKINFO |
FORXMLAUTO |
Still haven't found a way to address these, not sure they have to be (??). Came across some posts that seemed to indicate these are generated by running Upgrade Advisor remotely against older targets.
Just for fun ran the upgrade advisor against the backup that was restored onto theWin7 box and received one error which is DEPRECIATEDSP method. I updated the compatability level to 100 ran Upgrade Advisor again with same results, the subsequent DBCC CheckDB would indicate no errors. From what I have been able to find in the forums, it looks like all is well for this part of it (maybe). Are these issues/errors really no longer of concern or are they just ignored(?) masked by the new version of SQL and still in play? ( I don't know if that makes sense it's the best way I can word it at this time)?
Hi,
I have Cluster SQL Server 2008 R2 configured to store Team Foundation Server 2010 DBs
I want to Update this Cluster to SP1 to support Sharepoint DBs
So i want to see if this update can impact my TFS DBs
Thnx
vote if you think useful
Hi,
We have a daily routine which generates a text file and runs xp_smtp_sendmail with the @messagefile argument to use the text file in the body of the email.
It has always worked fine but recently we have been receiving the following error when trying to run it:
Error: @messagefile "Drive\Filename.txt" file size is larger then allowed max size of 65536 byte
Funnily enough the file in question is 66,220 bytes so only just big enough to exceed this limit. The file in question is created from scratch on a daily basis so maybe this limit has always been in place and we are now exceeding it. My question is can we increase this limit somewhere and if so where? The SQL Statement I'm running is:
EXEC master.dbo.xp_smtp_sendmail
@To = 'recipients@domain.com',
@From = 'sender@domain.com',
@messagefile = 'Filepath\Filename.txt',
@subject='Test please ignore',
@server='smtp.servername.domain'
Thanks in advance for any suggestions anyone has!