In Sql server 2005 dev edition observing the followed error.
SQLServerAgent Error: The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. [SQLSTATE 42000] (Error 22022).
Earlier the below script executed without error .From few days we are observing this error. Sql agent is running fine.
EXEC dbo.sp_cycle_agent_errorlog;
GO
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August's entries are still with the judges, but below are July's mighty winners and contenders!
| BizTalk Technical Guru – July 2016 |
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| Kjetil Tonstad | 22x Latency Improvement In BizTalk Without Changing The Code | Sandro Pereira: “A pure simple masterpiece! Well done Kjetil Tonstad.” LG: “A good real-life example, which is very helpful. Thank you for sharing!” |
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| Mandar Dharmadhikari | Analysis of Scenario Which Results in TDDS Crash | LG: “Interesting finding. Thanks for sharing!” Sandro Pereira: “Another great addiction to the TechNet Wiki. Very useful tip. In terms of content, the layout (text, pictures, headers, empty spaces) could be significantly improved because presentation is also good for a better read experience of the article “ |
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| Rahul Madaan | Using TIBCO EMS adapter in BizTalk | Sandro Pereira: “Not easy to find information about this topic. Nice addiction to the TechNet Wiki. Regarding to the article, it can be a little improved with more content, the layout should be improved and for better reading some of the picture should be follow by the commands in pure text. Nevertheless, great start “ |
| Forefront Identity Manager Technical Guru – July 2016 |
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| Jeff Ingalls | Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 Schema | Ed Price: “Wow! I was reading this, not sure what to make of it, because there isn’t a ton of text breaking it down. But when I started scrolling down that first table, I realized how amazing and valuable the data is! And then the Gallery item just really tops off this article. Great job!” |
 | Peter Geelen | Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 Handbook: Online Companion Guide | Ed Price: “Fantastic resource and companion to the book! Very helpful to break down the topics!” |
| Microsoft Azure Technical Guru – July 2016 |
 | Kia Zhi Tang (Ryen Tang) | Microsoft Azure: Deploying Windows Server 2016 Nano Server | JH: “Maybe one of the largest articles I have seen, but a good one.” AS: “Good and comprehensive article, but a bit too long for me. It could have been split into 2 or even 3 different in a series.” |
| Eldert Grootenboer | Integrating Service Bus Stack With Logic Apps And Azure Functions | JH: “Contains a lot of example code. Good for getting started with Service Bus and Logic Apps.” AS: “Good catch and guide on the different handling of Service Bus messages in different services. I would also like to see here the security settings configuration of the function required to be able to properly see it in the list of Logic App designer.” |
 | Bhushan Gawale | Azure key vault essentials for beginners | JH: “Good introduction to Key Vault.” |
| Miscellaneous Technical Guru – July 2016 |
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| Ronen Ariely & Sabah Shariq | List of forums by Languages, categories, and field of discussions | Richard Mueller: “Excellent use of Wiki Guidelines, with even “Return to Top” links (these help in such a long article). This article allows us to search for the forums we want easily. Listing them by category helps.” Ed Price: “Very valuable article, that already has 55 revisions. I see this as an article that’s going to get a lot of use from readers and tweaks from contributors!” |
| Ken Cenerelli | Killing zombie Google Chrome processes | Richard Mueller: “Very well explained. Useful code to know and use. The link to the code in the script gallery should be in the References section rather than the See Also, as it is not a Wiki. I like the references.” Ed Price: “Interesting title! Great and clear write-up, and it features a number of helpful links to learn more on this topic of using Chrome on Windows. Thanks!” |
| SYEDSHANU | Getting Started with ASP.NET Core 1.0 RC2 and Angular2 | Ed Price: “Wow! This is incredibly deep. Love the See Also link and Download link to the source code on TechNet Gallery! Great introduction and use of images. If you need a grammar pass, please ask people for help! Then check
this history to see what tweaks were made.” Richard Mueller: “Detailed steps in this article, but I found the explanation hard to follow. The external links should be collected in an “Other Resources” section. Grammar needs work.” |
| SharePoint 2010 / 2013 Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Amjad Khan SharePoint | SharePoint Online: Create Site Columns, Content Type and Associate with Custom List or Library at site collection level using PowerShell and CSOM | John Naguib: “Excellent article” Ed Price: “I love the diagrams, description at the top, and the download to the code! It would be good to break the long code block up into sections to explain what the code does more. Great formatting with Headers and the TOC!” |
| Shantha Kumar T | Work with host web data using PnP JS library in the SharePoint Hosted Add-In | John Naguib: “Incredible to have such topic discussed, excellent” Ed Price: “Valuable scenario, great descriptions, and good use of images and code! It could benefit from a References section at the end with more resources to dig into.” |
| Waqas Sarwar | SharePoint 2016 Managing Alternate Access Mapping Using PowerShell (Real World Example) | Ed Price: “Good use of a See Also section. This is very clear and easy to read! Includes kudos from Arleta in the comments (“Nice article. Thanks!”). It’s a great scenario that’s well written!” John Naguib: “Nice article” |
| Small Basic Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Nonki Takahashi | Small Basic: Sample Code | Ed Price: “Very helpful resource for finding what you’re looking for! Thanks!” |
| Deva | Video: Installing, running Microsoft SmallBasic in Azure Cloud @ Azure DevTestLabs | Ed Price: “Excellent video!” |
| Nonki Takahashi | Small Basic Sample: Directories | Ed Price: “It’s cool to see how to do this. It would benefit from an explanation. Great See Also links!” Michiel Van Hoorn: “Interesting scripting possibility for OS file directories. Not sure if one should to this with Small Basic but it is at least possible.” |
| SQL BI and Power BI Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Thomas LeBlanc | Using a Lookup Component in SSIS | PT: “Tom, you have the only entry this month so YOU WIN! Fortunately it’s also a good post with answers to commonly-asked questions about the SSIS Lookup transform. Thanks” Ed Price: “Fantastic explanations of each piece of the puzzle. Good use of images. This is common, and you go very deep with it. Thank you! It could be improved with Headers and a TOC. Great contribution!” Ronen Ariely: “Nice article. Can be very useful. Missing some important sections like Table of content, background or introduction, conclusions, and links to get more information. I recommend to follow articles templates.” |
| SQL Server General and Database Engine Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Prashanth Jayaram | SQL-Server(s)-Inventory-Excel-CSV-Console- Using PowerShell SMO and RMO | Ronen Ariely: “Important issue! The reference links are missing titles.” Ed Price: “I love the Abstract and Pre-requisites (very important and very clear to have them listed like this). The Logic Flow diagram is also incredibly helpful! As are the use of images and the Conclusion. It would be good to break up the code and explain it (and host it on MSDN/TechNet Gallery). Great article!” |
| Prashanth Jayaram | How-To-Refresh-Multiple-sql-database(s)-Using-PowerShell | Ronen Ariely: “Very useful script. TechNet Wiki is not a personal post, and articles should be written in 3rd person. There are links for references at the end, but no titles. The reader must click each link in order
to know what they are.” Ed Price: “Fantastic job formatting this. The diagram in “DB Refresh Flow” is useful, but a little small. It would be good to have an image of the output earlier on. In the Code sections, it would be useful for the code to be broken into parts and then explained in depth. Then the full code could be on TechNet/MSDN Gallery and you could link to it. Great job on the code formatting and References (as Ronen mentions, it’s better to embed the URL in the title of the article). And I love the Restore and Conclusion sections!” |
| System Center Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| sridhar vishwanatham | Override creation best practices: Explicit Group issues | Ed Price: “Great write ups that explain the context and then dig into the process/solution! Could benefit from See Also and Reference sections at the end.” |
| Nick Hogarth | Configuration Manager 1606 – OMS Connector (preview feature) by Nick Hogarth | Ed Price: “Great use of images as you lead the reader through the solution! Could benefit from Headers and a TOC. Just type in “[toc]” at the top to create the TOC. Good job on this article!” |
| Transact-SQL Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Ronen Ariely | SQL Server – Exposing masked data | Samuel Lester: “Outstanding depth, thanks for the great detail on DDM strengths and limitations” Richard Mueller: “A great article describing a new feature. The code is well explained with detailed steps. Thanks!” |
| Universal Windows Apps Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Santhakumar Munuswamy | Introduction to HoloLens | Ed Price: “A lot of depth and a great intro! Also good to have the Reference section at the end, and the images help provide context! Very important topic, and I’m glad we have this content on TechNet Wiki!” |
| Ravindra Singh Chhabra | Cortana Integration in Universal Windows Platform Apps | Ed Price: “Great topic, great formatting, great use of code (including solid comments in the code), and good use of images, companion video, and code download! Great topic!” |
| Timothé Larivière | Compiled Binding for UWP – What’s new in the Anniversary Update? | Ed Price: “Great formatting and use of code! Good to have a link at the end to the code. This article features a very lively conversation in the comments!” |
| Visual Basic Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| .paul. | VB.Net OOP Address Book | MR: “Amazing work! Thanks for submitting it!” Richard Mueller: “Great use of Wiki guidelines, with good images and code. We could use more references.” |
| Visual C# Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| SYEDSHANU | ASP.NET Core 1.0 RC2 and Angular2 using WEB API | Jaliya Udagedara: “This is fantastic. Loved seeing use of ASP.NET Core, Angular 2 along with TypeScript. And you can download the full sample code from TechNet Gallery, Perfect!” Ronen Ariely: “The article organized as step-by-step case study, which I love. it starts from prerequisites till the execution, and full project code attached. Well done! ” Carmelo La Monica: “Very great article in alla parts. Good code, Images and presentation.” |
| Sandeep Shekhawat | Relationship in Entity Framework Using Code First Approach With Fluent API | Jaliya Udagedara: “Well explained with the use of code snippets and images. And you can play around with the code after downloading the sample from TechNet Gallery!” Ronen Ariely: “Great article, very nice introduction, well formatted and well explains. The option to download the Code as project is always great advantage.” Carmelo La Monica: “Congrats for the topic. i don’t know Entity framework, this is good point for to start.” |
| Karthik Elumalai | Import-and-export-excel-files-into-varbinary-max-in-sql-server using Asp.net C# | Carmelo La Monica: “Great topic , great presentation and code C # related” Ronen Ariely: “Nice article. Missing source code link to download, missing explanations. missing “See also” section with some links. There is room for improvement.” Jaliya Udagedara: “Would love to see more explanations around the code.” |
| Wiki and Portals Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Peter Geelen | Wiki: Collection of Practical hints & tips for writing an article (from Wiki blog) | Ronen Ariely: “very useful list of blog posts links.” Ed Price: “Oh boy, what a powerful resource! This is awesome!” Richard Mueller: “An amazing collection of links to valuable information. Having this sorted into categories makes it more useful.” |
| SYED SHANU | Wiki: Guidelines to write a good Article (meeting the expected quality) | Ed Price: “A great collection of tips, and a robust set of See Also links!” Richard Mueller: “A good addition to the articles assisting new Wiki authors. A very good “See Also” section.” |
| Peter Geelen | Wiki: Portal or Survival guide? | Ed Price: “Nice comparison and breakdown between the two!” Richard Mueller: “Great information and well explained. This helps clarify the difference between these important types of articles. Excellent use of the Wiki guidelines.” |
| Windows PowerShell Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Prashanth Jayaram | PowerShell- DiskSpaceGUI-Tool-MultiServer(s)-Grid-Email-Search-Features | Richard Mueller: “Well explained with good images, code, and references. Lots of code. Could interesting or novel sections of the code be highlighted and futher explained? Perhaps the code should be in the script Gallery.” Ed Price: “Great descriptions. Could benefit from a formatting pass (font style, for example) and more of a breakdown of the code block so that you know what each part of the code does. Good use of images and good Conclusion. Great References section, but it might be good to embed the links in the titles of the articles so that we know what the articles are about a little better. Great contribution!” |
| Arleta Wanat | Powershell GridView to help with SharePoint data viewing | Ed Price: “Good use of images and helpful article, but a little light in the explanations. Could use a See Also section with Wiki links.” Richard Mueller: “Interesting. We could use more explanation and references.” |
| Maor Bracha | Azure & Office365 Available and consumed licenses report for MS partners | Ed Price: “This is a good topic, but it would be more valuable to include the code, breaking it down and explaining what it does. ” Richard Mueller: “We need more explanation of the code. Also, references and a “See Also” would help.” |
| Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Magnus (MM8) | WPF: Enabling ClearType On a TextBox | Ed Price: “Great wrhite-up and use of code! Could benefit from Headers and a TOC. Very helpful topic!” |
| Windows Server Technical Guru – July 2016 |
| Peter Geelen | Best Practices for Internal AD Domain and Network Names | Mark Parris: “Knowledge that all Active Directory Administrators need to know.” Richard Mueller: “Very well explained and a good addition to the Wiki in this category. I especially like the references.” JM: “This is a great article on naming conventions for AD, thanks for your contribution” |
| Kia Zhi Tang (Ryen Tang) | Nano Server: Deploying Python 3.x interpreter | JM: “This is an excellent article on Python in Nano Server, thanks for your contribution” Mark Parris: “Good insights on Nano Server and Python Interpreter” Richard Mueller: “Great use of Wiki guidelines with good references and a great “See Also” section.” |
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Hi
i am getting below error , in sql Agent 2008(R2) RTM one of my job. if i run manually it getting succeed. But in job only some time it is getting failed , please help me
note: this job is pointing to Remote Server
Unable to connect to SQL Server '(local)'. The step failed.
Regards,
venkat
regards venkat
I'm trying to restart the DB engine but failed , when check with error found stack dump error created and stack dump file found below text. Let me know what is the issue and resolution. Thanks.
Sql server version : Sql 2008 R2 SP2
2016-09-07 17:19:40.20 spid7s Starting up database 'master'.
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s Using 'dbghelp.dll' version '4.0.5'
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s ***Stack Dump being sent to D:\SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\LOG\SQLDump0047.txt
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s SqlDumpExceptionHandler: Process 7 generated fatal exception c0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION. SQL Server is terminating this process.
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * *******************************************************************************
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s *
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * BEGIN STACK DUMP:
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * 09/07/16 17:19:40 spid 7
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s *
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s *
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * Exception Address = 0000000000C7ADEF Module(sqlservr+000000000050ADEF)
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * Exception Code = c0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * Access Violation occurred reading address 0000000000000000
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s *
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s *
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * MODULE BASE END SIZE
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * sqlservr 0000000000770000 0000000004381FFF 03c12000
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * ntdll 0000000076E20000 0000000076FC9FFF 001aa000
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * kernel32 0000000076D00000 0000000076E1EFFF 0011f000
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * KERNELBASE 000007FEFCEB0000 000007FEFCF19FFF 0006a000
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * ADVAPI32 000007FEFEC20000 000007FEFECFAFFF 000db000
2016-09-07 17:19:40.22 spid7s * msvcrt 000007FEFE680000 000007FEFE71EFFF 0009f000
SANTHOSH KUMAR
SANTHOSH KUMAR
Hi,
I'm using a test server for training. A few days ago I did some tests with backup/restore/rebuild of the system databases, everything worked fine, or at least it seemed having worked fine.
Now I'm doing some tests with database mail and several problems appeared.
First, I received an error message from database mail wizard and I solved with this statement:
ALTER DATABASE msdb SET NEW_BROKER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE
Next I saw error messages in the log about the user ##MS_PolicyEventProcessingLogin##. At this point I realized this was the result of my previous tests with the system databases. I solved the problem with this statement in the master and MSDB:
exec sp_change_users_login 'Auto_Fix', '##MS_PolicyEventProcessingLogin##',
NULL
Event after these corrections, database mail doesn't start, I mean, I can't see the start message in the log. All the mail messages stay in the queue, I can see the messages in the queue using one of these statements:
select * from msdb..sysmail_allitems
SELECT * FROM ExternalMailQueue
I can see the mail queue status as inactive using the following statement:
msdb..sysmail_help_queue_sp @queue_type = 'Mail'
I already tried to start/stop the database mail in MSDB with the following statements:
EXEC msdb.dbo.sysmail_stop_sp;
EXEC msdb.dbo.sysmail_start_sp;
In the middle of all these tests I already deleted the messages in the queue using
msdb.dbo.sysmail_delete_mailitems_sp @sent_status='unsent'
I also restarted the SQL Server service and SQL Server agent service several times.
I have no idea what else I can try to start database mail.
Thank you for any help !
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Hi,
we want to migrate SQL server database from old drive to new drive on same server, we have 8 database are available in old drive.
2 database size is around 8 TB and other databases are 1 TB. Can you please share the best plan to migrate SQL database from old drive to new drive without any issue.
Thanks & Regards,
karthik B
Hi All,
I know how to modify password of the server that I am currently on, like
ALTER LOGIN test
WITH PASSWORD = '123SFDFADFAFSD'
But How may I modify some other linked server's password?
like we do
SELECT * FROM [10.10.10.10].DATABASE.DBO.TABLE
Thanks for help!
Lun
Hello,
Password required when adding database to availability group, take.ms/QC9FA
This database is encrypted by database master key, you need to provide valid password when adding it to the availability group.
But "SELECT * FROM sys.dm_database_encryption_keys" shows nothing about it.
How is that possible?
Thanks.
Любовь долготерпит, ...
We have about 20 QC servers running SQL Server 2012. Each one of these servers has a job that restores the db from prod with an extremely lengthy and "one time runs" schedule.
A new job was created to take the place of this old restore job.
Is it possible to copy just the job schedule with job schedule names from the old job to the new job? Otherwise this would be like 500-700 individual one time run schedules to copy on all these servers! ugh.
Greetings. So we have a SQL Server 2012 Data Warehouse that's in the 8 TB (compressed) range. We use a 3rd party product for encrypting specific flies/ filegroups that contain PII. Our encryption is the type protects us if a disk or backup is stolen, the tables containing PII will not be able to be read. Think TDE, but only for specific tables.
We are having some issues with this product and as such I'm looking for alternatives.
SQL Server 2016 Always Encrypted is somewhat attractive right off the bat as it would satisfy not only a current encryption feature, but I believe would also satisfy a future requirement I believe we'll have for scrubbing PII data for the bulk of our applications. It's not really the same type of encryption that we're using today, but I don't know that that's a bad thing really. My initial apprehension here is that the columns that get encrypted become varbinary columns. Testing column-level encryption on 2012 revealed that indexes on these columns are almost useless, and make queries that search on these columns very slow.
So then I started exploring other possibilities, which lead me to more questions.
I looked into In-Memory tables, to use in conjunction with my Always Encrypted columns. I realize these are typically geared towards OLTP environments, but figured it was worth researching. The hope would be that the speed gained from In Memory would make up for my now useless indexes. However, we have 500 GB of RAM currently, and just one of my tables that contains PII is 1 TB. Then there are another 266 tables (they also contain PII) that I would need to put in memory, so I nixed that idea.
So then I stared looking into Columnstore indexes. These seem more promising, but they'd still have to be placed on varbinary columns.
All of this leads to several questions:
A couple extra fun facts:
A) The typical "salt-hash" in place of real encryption is totally out for legal reasons.
B) TDE is our because backup encryption is lost on DB's that have TDE.
Thanks!
Thanks in advance! ChrisRDBA
Hi All,
I am not able to start sql server agent due below issue.
please help me on this, it's very urgent.
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ? [100] Microsoft SQLServerAgent version 12.0.4449.0 (X64 unicode retail build) : Process ID 8596
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ? [495] The SQL Server Agent startup service account is 'loginname'.
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ! [150] SQL Server does not accept the connection (error: 817). Waiting for Sql Server to allow connections. Operation attempted was: Verify Connection On Start.
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ! [000] Unable to connect to server '(local)'; SQLServerAgent cannot start
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ! [298] SQLServer Error: 21, Encryption not supported on the client. [SQLSTATE 08001]
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ! [298] SQLServer Error: 817, SSL Provider: The client and server cannot communicate, because they do not possess a common algorithm. [SQLSTATE 08001]
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ! [298] SQLServer Error: 21, Client unable to establish connection [SQLSTATE 08001]
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ! [298] SQLServer Error: 817, A network-related or instance-specific error has occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. Server is not found or not accessible. Check if instance name is correct and if SQL Server is configured
to allow remote connections. For more information see SQL Server Books Online. [SQLSTATE 08001]
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ! [382] Logon to server '(local)' failed (DisableAgentXPs)
2016-09-08 08:46:09 - ? [098] SQLServerAgent terminated (normally)
mastanvali shaik
I'm not sure what this even does, but on one of our servers it's showing up in my performance trace reports as taking 10-15 seconds to run, about 130 times a day. What does it mean that it's so slow? It just does a few hundred reads and under 100ms of cpu time.
Thanks,
Josh
EXECUTE msdb.dbo.sp_sqlagent_has_server_access @login_name = @P1, @job_id = @P2
ps
It's actually xp_loginfo that it calls, statement:
insert #nt select distinct domain+N'\'+name, sid, sidtype
from OpenRowset(TABLE NETUSERGETGROUPS, @acctname)
Hi We used to perform the server and database maintenance in the weekend but users start using the
server in weekend also. I need to avoid the downtime of the server while the maintenance it may
cause the server reboot. How to handle this situation.
Hi,
I am facing performance issue in our data warehouse due to large number if rows.
We have single fact table(5 years of data) with ~100 million rows and 10 dimensions.On every load, we replace latest 1 year data with new data(delete & insert). The average time taken for deleting 1 year record is 1 hour, these is no index created on the table, more over there an SSAS solution build on top of this data warehouse with single partition, and the cube processing time is 2 hours.
To improve overall process, i have planned to partition the Fact table and SSAS cube based on year. I will create 2 partition(
First: latest 2 years
Second: More than 2 years). On every load, First partition will get refreshed and once in an year i have to move one year data to Second partition and full process the cube.
So here my questions,
1)Whether the above method will help to improve the performance?
2)Whether i have to create 2 Fact table(First & Second) or create 2 partitions on the single fact table? Which is best?
I have installed SQL 2012 on a clustered file share. When I try to add space to extend the log file for a database I get the following error
Msg 5149, Level 16, State 3, Line 1
MODIFY FILE encountered operating system error 59(An unexpected network error occurred.) while attempting to expand the physical file '\\server\share\path to ldf file.ldf'
The SQL service is running under a local domain account that does not have administrator rights to the system. The service account does have full disk and share permissions and the service starts without any problems. I have applied all the cluster hotfixes and all the current Windows Updates. If I log into the system as the SQL service domain user account I can access the share and have full rights to it.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Hi All,
The server in question is x64, it has CLR in use and I am seeing memory pressure info in the logs. Any ideas from anyone please, and is there a guide on analyzing DBCC memorystatus ?
Server has 8 cores, 32GB of RAM of which Max sql memory = 28GB.
Process/System Counts Value ---------------------------------------- -------------------- Available Physical Memory 1967824896 Available Virtual Memory 140656336060416 Available Paging File 8532058112 Working Set 790757376 Percent of Committed Memory in WS 98 Page Faults 123254046 System physical memory high 1 System physical memory low 0 Process physical memory low 1 Process virtual memory low 0 (10 row(s) affected) Memory Manager KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 78787552 VM Committed 1094540 Locked Pages Allocated 27087292 Large Pages Allocated 0 Emergency Memory 1024 Emergency Memory In Use 232 Target Committed 29054000 Current Committed 28181832 Pages Allocated 26529144 Pages Reserved 0 Pages Free 5440 Pages In Use 25493704 Page Alloc Potential 2398424 NUMA Growth Phase 0 Last OOM Factor 6 Last OS Error 0 (16 row(s) affected) Memory node Id = 0 KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 78787488 VM Committed 1094520 Locked Pages Allocated 27087292 Pages Allocated 26529144 Pages Free 5440 Target Committed 29053976 Current Committed 28181816 Foreign Committed 0 Away Committed 0 Taken Away Committed 0 (10 row(s) affected) Memory node Id = 64 KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 20 Locked Pages Allocated 0 (3 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLGENERAL (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 260376 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLBUFFERPOOL (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 12999744 VM Committed 65536 Locked Pages Allocated 532924 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 2683704 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLQUERYEXEC (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 832 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLOPTIMIZER (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 2544 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLUTILITIES (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 19184 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLSTORENG (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 389440 VM Committed 389440 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 636904 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLCONNECTIONPOOL (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 5968 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLCLR (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 6300736 VM Committed 314884 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 23032 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLSERVICEBROKER (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 48960 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLHTTP (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SNI (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 952 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SNI (node 64) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SNI (Total) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 968 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_FULLTEXT (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 296 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLXP (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_BHF (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 288 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_XE_BUFFER (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 4608 VM Committed 4608 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 0 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_XTP (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_HOST (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 24 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SOSNODE (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 310192 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SOSNODE (node 64) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 2488 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SOSNODE (Total) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 312680 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SOSOS (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 192 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SOSMEMMANAGER (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 206272 VM Committed 186368 Locked Pages Allocated 19784 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 0 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLSERVICEBROKERTRANSPORT (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 192 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_FILETABLE (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_XE (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 6624 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_SQLLOGPOOL (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 4184 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_LWC (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 64 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYCLERK_FSCHUNKER (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 272 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_OBJCP (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 713360 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_SQLCP (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 2330536 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_PHDR (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 1039016 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_XPROC (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 120 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_TEMPTABLES (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 24 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_NOTIF (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_VIEWDEFINITIONS (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_XMLDBTYPE (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_XMLDBELEMENT (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_XMLDBATTRIBUTE (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_STACKFRAMES (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_STACKFRAMES (node 64) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_STACKFRAMES (Total) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_BROKERTBLACS (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 544 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_BROKERKEK (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_BROKERDSH (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_BROKERUSERCERTLOOKUP (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_BROKERRSB (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_BROKERREADONLY (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 32 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_BROKERTO (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_EVENTS (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_SEHOBTCOLUMNATTRIBUTE (node 0) KB ----------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 11336 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_SYSTEMROWSET (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 273424 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_CONVPRI (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 1040 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_FULLTEXTSTOPLIST (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 32 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_SEARCHPROPERTYLIST (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_COLUMNSTOREOBJECTPOOL (node 0) KB ----------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 64 (6 row(s) affected) CACHESTORE_XML_SELECTIVE_DG (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) USERSTORE_SCHEMAMGR (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 283552 (6 row(s) affected) USERSTORE_DBMETADATA (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 92048 (6 row(s) affected) USERSTORE_TOKENPERM (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 135608 (6 row(s) affected) USERSTORE_OBJPERM (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 172304 (6 row(s) affected) USERSTORE_SXC (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 1704 (6 row(s) affected) USERSTORE_SXC (node 64) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 8 (6 row(s) affected) USERSTORE_SXC (Total) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 1712 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_LBSS (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 440 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_SNI_PACKET (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 7424 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_SNI_PACKET (node 64) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 56 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_SNI_PACKET (Total) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 7480 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_SERVICE_BROKER (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 496 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_LOCK_MANAGER (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 131072 VM Committed 131072 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 17412672 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_LOCK_MANAGER (node 64) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 24 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_LOCK_MANAGER (Total) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 131072 VM Committed 131072 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 17412696 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_SECAUDIT_EVENT_BUFFER (node 0) KB ------------------------------------------ ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_XACT_CACHE (node 0) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 856 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_XACT_CACHE (node 64) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 16 (6 row(s) affected) OBJECTSTORE_XACT_CACHE (Total) KB ---------------------------------------- ----------- VM Reserved 0 VM Committed 0 Locked Pages Allocated 0 SM Reserved 0 SM Committed 0 Pages Allocated 872 (6 row(s) affected) Buffer Pool Value ---------------------------------------- ----------- Database 335328 Simulated 78553 Target 65503232 Dirty 193636 In IO 0 Latched 0 Page Life Expectancy 654 (7 row(s) affected) Procedure Cache Value ---------------------------------------- ----------- TotalProcs 33485 TotalPages 510379 InUsePages 23 (3 row(s) affected) Global Memory Objects Pages ---------------------------------------- ----------- Resource 18467 Locks 2176587 XDES 516 DirtyPageTracking 8 SETLS 8 SubpDesc Allocators 8 SE SchemaManager 12482 SE Column Metadata Cache 22648 SE Column Metadata Cache Store 155 SQLCache 1403 Replication 6 ServerGlobal 52 XP Global 2 SortTables 3 (14 row(s) affected) Query Memory Objects (internal) Value ---------------------------------------- ----------- Grants 0 Waiting 0 Available 401466 Current Max 401466 Future Max 401466 Physical Max 2745231 Next Request 0 Waiting For 0 Cost 0 Timeout 0 Wait Time 0 (11 row(s) affected) Small Query Memory Objects (internal) Value ---------------------------------------- ----------- Grants 0 Waiting 0 Available 21129 Current Max 21129 Future Max 21129 (5 row(s) affected) Remote Query Memory Objects (internal) Value ---------------------------------------- ----------- Grants 0 Waiting 0 Available 1372615 Current Max 1372615 (4 row(s) affected) Optimization Queue (internal) Value ---------------------------------------- -------------------- Overall Memory 24172920832 Target Memory 1030840320 Last Notification 2 Timeout 6 Early Termination Factor 5 (5 row(s) affected) Small Gateway (internal) Value ---------------------------------------- ----------- Configured Units 32 Available Units 32 Acquires 0 Waiters 0 Threshold Factor 380000 Threshold 380000 (6 row(s) affected) Medium Gateway (internal) Value ---------------------------------------- ----------- Configured Units 8 Available Units 8 Acquires 0 Waiters 0 Threshold Factor 12 Threshold -1 (6 row(s) affected) Big Gateway (internal) Value ---------------------------------------- ----------- Configured Units 1 Available Units 1 Acquires 0 Waiters 0 Threshold Factor 8 Threshold -1 (6 row(s) affected) Memory Pool Manager Pages ---------------------------------------- ----------- Reserved Current 0 Reserved Limit 450782 (2 row(s) affected) Memory Pool (internal) Pages ---------------------------------------- ----------- Allocations 3180968 Predicted 3867275 Private Target 0 Private Limit 0 Total Target 3631750 Total Limit 3670016 OOM Count 0 (7 row(s) affected) MEMORYBROKER_FOR_CACHE (internal) Pages ---------------------------------------- ----------- Allocations 2810141 Rate -2 Target Allocations 2144184 Future Allocations 0 Overall 2950796 Last Notification 2 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYBROKER_FOR_STEAL (internal) Pages ---------------------------------------- ----------- Allocations 164919 Rate 0 Target Allocations 125835 Future Allocations 0 Overall 2950796 Last Notification 2 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYBROKER_FOR_RESERVE (internal) Pages ---------------------------------------- ----------- Allocations 0 Rate 0 Target Allocations 450782 Future Allocations 686307 Overall 2950796 Last Notification 0 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYBROKER_FOR_COMMITTED (internal) Pages ---------------------------------------- ----------- Allocations 205906 Rate 0 Target Allocations 157109 Future Allocations 0 Overall 2950796 Last Notification 2 (6 row(s) affected) MEMORYBROKER_FOR_XTP (internal) Pages ---------------------------------------- ----------- Allocations 2 Rate 0 Target Allocations 92212 Future Allocations 0 Overall 2950796 Last Notification 0 (6 row(s) affected) Memory Broker Clerk (Buffer Pool) Pages ---------------------------------------- ---------------------- Total 335328 Simulated 78553 Simulation Benefit 0 Internal Benefit 0 External Benefit 0 Value Of Memory 0 Periodic Freed 0 Internal Freed 0 (8 row(s) affected) DBCC execution completed. If DBCC printed error messages, contact your system administrator.
Hello Forum
I keep getting a failed backup message for a database every night around midnight; however there is no SQL Server Agent Job that is performing Backups at this time; furthermore when I look at the Backup Report these backup failures are not logged.
I therefore need to set up a trace to try and capture what is happening here, does anyone have any ideas?
Extra info; the database is in simple mode, it is backed up every night at 22:00 using RedGate and the backup takes approx., 40 minutes
Please click "Mark As Answer" if my post helped. Tony C.
Hello All,
I have a SQL Server table which stores all the data across the world. But i want to retrieve only russian characters from table specifically.
I tried below query but this is returning all NON ENGLISH data.
select * from tablename where column like '%[^-A-Za-z0-9 /.+$]%'
Is there a way to get only russian characters.
Thanks in advance.
On a new install of SQL2016STD to host an ERP application, we just started seeing the error "c0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION".
I'm unable to determine what is the root-cause of this.
SQL was initially setup to run under the default "NT Service\MSSQLServer" account. I changed it to use a group managed service account (gMSA). We since switched back to using the default account, but errors still happen - every 15 minutes a new dump error log is created.
How best to approach this to find the root cause?
Excerpt from the log:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s SqlDumpExceptionHandler: Process 45 generated fatal exception c0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION. SQL Server is terminating this process.
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * *******************************************************************************
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s *
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * BEGIN STACK DUMP:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * 09/10/16 13:04:16 spid 45
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s *
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s *
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * Exception Address = 00007FFEBF142822 Module(sqlmin+0000000000042822)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * Exception Code = c0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * Access Violation occurred reading address 0000000000000948
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s *
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s *
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * MODULE BASE END
SIZE
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * sqlservr 00007FF7ABCE0000 00007FF7ABD47FFF 00068000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * ntdll 00007FFECD3B0000 00007FFECD55CFFF
001ad000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * KERNEL32 00007FFECD020000 00007FFECD15DFFF 0013e000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * KERNELBASE 00007FFECA920000 00007FFECAA34FFF 00115000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * NETAPI32 00007FFEC7E40000 00007FFEC7E55FFF 00016000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * pdh 00007FFEC1590000 00007FFEC15DEFFF
0004f000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * ADVAPI32 00007FFECD300000 00007FFECD3A9FFF 000aa000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * ole32 00007FFECB420000 00007FFECB5B3FFF
00194000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * SQLOS 00007FFEC4FA0000 00007FFEC4FA6FFF
00007000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * sqlmin 00007FFEBF100000 00007FFEC158AFFF 0248b000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * sqllang 00007FFEBCB60000 00007FFEBF0F2FFF 02593000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * sqlTsEs 00007FFEBBA20000 00007FFEBC2AAFFF 0088b000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * sqldk 00007FFEBB550000 00007FFEBBA16FFF
004c7000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * opends60 00007FFEC4F90000 00007FFEC4F98FFF 00009000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * qds 00007FFEC4EB0000 00007FFEC4F8BFFF
000dc000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * MSVCP120 00007FFEC1BA0000 00007FFEC1C45FFF 000a6000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * MSVCR120 00007FFEC1C50000 00007FFEC1D3EFFF 000ef000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * netutils 00007FFEC8C00000 00007FFEC8C0BFFF 0000c000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * srvcli 00007FFECA0F0000 00007FFECA115FFF 00026000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * wkscli 00007FFEC8E10000 00007FFEC8E26FFF 00017000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * msvcrt 00007FFECB370000 00007FFECB419FFF 000aa000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * RPCRT4 00007FFECCEE0000 00007FFECD01FFFF 00140000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * sechost 00007FFECD2A0000 00007FFECD2F8FFF 00059000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * combase 00007FFECAF50000 00007FFECB160FFF 00211000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * GDI32 00007FFECCD90000 00007FFECCEDEFFF
0014f000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * USER32 00007FFECB5D0000 00007FFECB746FFF 00177000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * CRYPT32 00007FFECA5B0000 00007FFECA78EFFF 001df000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * Secur32 00007FFEC5CF0000 00007FFEC5CFBFFF 0000c000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * WS2_32 00007FFECCD30000 00007FFECCD89FFF 0005a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * WINHTTP 00007FFEC5430000 00007FFEC54F6FFF 000c7000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * bcrypt 00007FFEC9FD0000 00007FFEC9FF5FFF 00026000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * OLEAUT32 00007FFECAB00000 00007FFECABC0FFF 000c1000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * ODBC32 00007FFEC16F0000 00007FFEC17B1FFF 000c2000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * USERENV 00007FFEC9AB0000 00007FFEC9AD0FFF 00021000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * AUTHZ 00007FFEC97B0000 00007FFEC97F7FFF
00048000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.57 spid45s * WINTRUST 00007FFECA890000 00007FFECA8E0FFF 00051000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * XmlLite 00007FFEC6550000 00007FFEC6588FFF 00039000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * dhcpcsvc 00007FFEC6C10000 00007FFEC6C29FFF 0001a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * WINMM 00007FFEBB430000 00007FFEBB451FFF
00022000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SspiCli 00007FFECA8F0000 00007FFECA91DFFF 0002e000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * MSASN1 00007FFECA590000 00007FFECA5A0FFF 00011000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * NSI 00007FFECD160000 00007FFECD168FFF
00009000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * profapi 00007FFECA4E0000 00007FFECA4F4FFF 00015000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * WINMMBASE 00007FFEBAA70000 00007FFEBAA99FFF 0002a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * LOGONCLI 00007FFEC9AE0000 00007FFEC9B1EFFF 0003f000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * cfgmgr32 00007FFECA840000 00007FFECA88EFFF 0004f000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * DEVOBJ 00007FFEC9370000 00007FFEC9397FFF 00028000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SAMCLI 00007FFEC5500000 00007FFEC5516FFF 00017000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * psapi 00007FFECABD0000 00007FFECABD6FFF
00007000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * kernel.appcore 00007FFEC91E0000 00007FFEC91EAFFF 0000b000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * CRYPTBASE 00007FFECA450000 00007FFECA45AFFF 0000b000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * bcryptPrimitives 00007FFECA2E0000 00007FFECA342FFF 00063000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * instapi130 00007FFEC1610000 00007FFEC161FFFF 00010000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * CRYPTSP 00007FFEC9D80000 00007FFEC9D9FFFF 00020000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * rsaenh 00007FFEC99C0000 00007FFEC99F5FFF 00036000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * imagehlp 00007FFECB170000 00007FFECB185FFF 00016000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * ncrypt 00007FFEC9FA0000 00007FFEC9FC4FFF 00025000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * NTASN1 00007FFEC9F60000 00007FFEC9F96FFF 00037000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * gpapi 00007FFEC9700000 00007FFEC9723FFF
00024000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * cscapi 00007FFEBA520000 00007FFEBA531FFF 00012000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * sqlevn70 00007FFEBA230000 00007FFEBA51CFFF 002ed000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * CLUSAPI 00007FFEB9B40000 00007FFEB9BADFFF 0006e000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * cryptdll 00007FFEC9EA0000 00007FFEC9EB9FFF 0001a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * RESUTILS 00007FFEB9AF0000 00007FFEB9B3BFFF 0004c000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * VERSION 00007FFEC58E0000 00007FFEC58E9FFF 0000a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * msv1_0 00007FFEC9CB0000 00007FFEC9D1DFFF 0006e000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * kerberos 00007FFEC9DA0000 00007FFEC9E97FFF 000f8000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * schannel 00007FFEC9950000 00007FFEC99BCFFF 0006d000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * MSCOREE 00007FFEC4980000 00007FFEC49E3FFF 00064000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * mscoreei 00007FFEC48E0000 00007FFEC4977FFF 00098000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SqlServerSpatial130 00007FFEBB490000 00007FFEBB541FFF 000b2000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * security 00007FFEB8020000 00007FFEB8022FFF 00003000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * ualapi 00007FFEC5D30000 00007FFEC5D48FFF 00019000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * ESENT 00007FFEC5A20000 00007FFEC5CEAFFF
002cb000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * ntmarta 00007FFEC6430000 00007FFEC6461FFF 00032000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SHELL32 00007FFECB7C0000 00007FFECCCE8FFF 01529000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SHLWAPI 00007FFECABE0000 00007FFECAC33FFF 00054000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * clbcatq 00007FFECD170000 00007FFECD225FFF 000b6000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * sqlncli11 00007FFEB77A0000 00007FFEB7AF2FFF 00353000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * MSVCR100 0000000058C30000 0000000058D01FFF 000d2000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * COMCTL32 00007FFEB81D0000 00007FFEB8273FFF 000a4000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * COMDLG32 00007FFECAA40000 00007FFECAAF5FFF 000b6000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SHCORE 00007FFEC8E30000 00007FFEC8EE1FFF 000b2000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SQLNCLIR11 0000000058BF0000 0000000058C27FFF 00038000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * DPAPI 00007FFEC91C0000 00007FFEC91C9FFF
0000a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * netbios 00007FFEC4EA0000 00007FFEC4EAAFFF 0000b000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * sqlnclirda11 0000000058890000 0000000058BE8FFF 00359000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SQLNCLIRDAR11 0000000058850000 0000000058887FFF 00038000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * clr 00007FFEC3F80000 00007FFEC48DBFFF
0095c000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * MSVCR120_CLR0400 00007FFEC3E80000 00007FFEC3F76FFF 000f7000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * mscorlib.ni 00007FFEC29E0000 00007FFEC3E77FFF 01498000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * clrjit 00007FFEB9D40000 00007FFEB9E44FFF 00105000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * BatchParser 00007FFEC4E70000 00007FFEC4E9BFFF 0002c000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * mswsock 00007FFEC9D20000 00007FFEC9D78FFF 00059000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * ntdsapi 00007FFEC7E60000 00007FFEC7E88FFF 00029000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * DSPARSE 00007FFEBA540000 00007FFEBA54CFFF 0000d000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * DNSAPI 00007FFEC9B20000 00007FFEC9BC3FFF 000a4000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * rasadhlp 00007FFEBA580000 00007FFEBA589FFF 0000a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * IPHLPAPI 00007FFEC71D0000 00007FFEC71F9FFF 0002a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * WINNSI 00007FFEC71C0000 00007FFEC71C9FFF 0000a000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * fwpuclnt 00007FFEC6EC0000 00007FFEC6F2AFFF 0006b000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * ncryptsslp 00007FFEB89D0000 00007FFEB89ECFFF 0001d000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * xpsqlbot 00007FFEB81C0000 00007FFEB81C7FFF 00008000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * xpstar 00007FFEB6070000 00007FFEB60D8FFF 00069000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SQLSCM 00007FFEC17F0000 00007FFEC17FFFFF 00010000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * xpstar 00007FFEB7440000 00007FFEB744CFFF 0000d000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * dbghelp 00000000585A0000 0000000058735FFF 00196000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s *
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * P1Home: 0000000000000000:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * P2Home: 0000000000000001:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * P3Home: 00007FFEC120AF80: 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * P4Home: 00007FFEBB5582B7: 0F00002038AA3D83 D7F7410002D2AB85 48000001F8BD2145 00C0249C8B48C68B 5F4170C483480000 5E5F5C415D415E41
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * P5Home: 000011BDD6F900C3:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * P6Home: 0000000000000000:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * ContextFlags: 000000000010001F:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * MxCsr: 0000000000001FA8:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SegCs: 0000000000000033:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SegDs: 000000000000002B:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SegEs: 000000000000002B:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SegFs: 0000000000000053:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SegGs: 000000000000002B:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * SegSs: 000000000000002B:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * EFlags: 0000000000010206:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rax: 0000000000000000:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rcx: 000000000000000B:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rdx: 00007FFEBB762310: 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000001 0000000000000000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rbx: 00007FFEC120AF80: 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rsp: 0000005896954D50: 00000000008520DB 00007FFEBCB8763C 0000000200000001 00000005D942FDA0 0000000000989680 00007FFEBB5574B4
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rbp: 0000004BFC2E5290: 00007FFEC0BC6290 00007FFEC0BDBDB0 0001060000020602 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 2200000089000001
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rsi: 0000000000000000:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rdi: 0000004C105A0800: 00007FFEC0BD4D58 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000 0000000000000000
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * R8: 0000000000000000:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * R9: 0000005896954FE8: 0000000000000000 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFE 0000005896955030 0000005896955028 0000004C105A0800 0000D48BAC93840D
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * R10: 0000005896954E88: 0000000000000000 0000004BFC2E5290 0000004BFC903230 0000000000000001 0000000000000000 00007FFEBB762310
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * R11: 0000005896954EA0: 0000000000000001 0000000000000000 00007FFEBB762310 0000000000000000 0000004C105A0800 00007FFEBF148817
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * R12: 0000000000000000:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * R13: 0000000000000000:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * R14: 0000000000000040:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * R15: 0000000000000000:
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Rip: 00007FFEBF142822: 848900000948808B FF85480000019024 00000708A7800774 05100FF2CD8B41FD 100F44F201A8CFDA 100FF201A8382105
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * *******************************************************************************
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2016-09-10 13:04:16.58 spid45s * Short Stack Dump
2016-09-10 13:04:16.59 spid45s 00007FFEBF142822 Module(sqlmin+0000000000042822)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.59 spid45s 00007FFEBF148817 Module(sqlmin+0000000000048817)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.59 spid45s 00007FFEBF13AFAB Module(sqlmin+000000000003AFAB)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBF13AE70 Module(sqlmin+000000000003AE70)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBCB71110 Module(sqllang+0000000000011110)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBCB71024 Module(sqllang+0000000000011024)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBCB74C37 Module(sqllang+0000000000014C37)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBCB74DF5 Module(sqllang+0000000000014DF5)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBCB7265A Module(sqllang+000000000001265A)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBCB720C3 Module(sqllang+00000000000120C3)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBCB717C4 Module(sqllang+00000000000117C4)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBDF6D68A Module(sqllang+000000000140D68A)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.60 spid45s 00007FFEBDF66E37 Module(sqllang+0000000001406E37)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBDF6958D Module(sqllang+000000000140958D)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBD3A3695 Module(sqllang+0000000000843695)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBD38AA15 Module(sqllang+000000000082AA15)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCB7265A Module(sqllang+000000000001265A)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCB720C3 Module(sqllang+00000000000120C3)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCB717C4 Module(sqllang+00000000000117C4)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCD1733C Module(sqllang+00000000001B733C)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBDF8AC0C Module(sqllang+000000000142AC0C)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBD05ECAE Module(sqllang+00000000004FECAE)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCC072F9 Module(sqllang+00000000000A72F9)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCBFD82C Module(sqllang+000000000009D82C)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCBFD127 Module(sqllang+000000000009D127)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCBFC567 Module(sqllang+000000000009C567)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCBE68F7 Module(sqllang+00000000000868F7)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCC220F1 Module(sqllang+00000000000C20F1)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCB9062C Module(sqllang+000000000003062C)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.61 spid45s 00007FFEBCB8F59E Module(sqllang+000000000002F59E)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBCB8FA43 Module(sqllang+000000000002FA43)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBCB732B6 Module(sqllang+00000000000132B6)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBCB7167E Module(sqllang+000000000001167E)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBCD1733C Module(sqllang+00000000001B733C)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBCD3F732 Module(sqllang+00000000001DF732)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBCD3F2EA Module(sqllang+00000000001DF2EA)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBDBC0956 Module(sqllang+0000000001060956)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBDBC23B7 Module(sqllang+00000000010623B7)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBDBC28E4 Module(sqllang+00000000010628E4)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEBDBC2A7A Module(sqllang+0000000001062A7A)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEC4ED703A Module(qds+000000000002703A)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEC4F0D681 Module(qds+000000000005D681)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEC4F07C71 Module(qds+0000000000057C71)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEC4ED588B Module(qds+000000000002588B)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEC4ED51AE Module(qds+00000000000251AE)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.62 spid45s 00007FFEC4EDD582 Module(qds+000000000002D582)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.63 spid45s 00007FFEC4ED4EC2 Module(qds+0000000000024EC2)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.63 spid45s 00007FFEBB5557FD Module(sqldk+00000000000057FD)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.63 spid45s 00007FFEBB555555 Module(sqldk+0000000000005555)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.63 spid45s 00007FFEBB55534D Module(sqldk+000000000000534D)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.63 spid45s 00007FFEBB57AC98 Module(sqldk+000000000002AC98)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.63 spid45s 00007FFEBB57AE80 Module(sqldk+000000000002AE80)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.63 spid45s 00007FFEBB57AE09 Module(sqldk+000000000002AE09)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.64 spid45s 00007FFEBB57B428 Module(sqldk+000000000002B428)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.65 spid45s 00007FFECD0213D2 Module(KERNEL32+00000000000013D2)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.65 spid45s 00007FFECD3C54E4 Module(ntdll+00000000000154E4)
2016-09-10 13:04:16.65 spid45s Stack Signature for the dump is 0x00000001432ED0F5
2016-09-10 13:04:17.03 spid45s External dump process return code 0x20000001.
External dump process returned no errors.
Hello All,
I have 2 server (Prod & dev) both are SQL Server 2000 , I wanted to take backup of prod database and restore(Overwrite) to dev server database.
Some applications are already connected to Dev database, i want to take script of all Logins , users & permissions of dev database before overwrite. After db restore done i need to run that script on restored (overwrited) database to avoid any access issue.
I would appreciate if i can find the script for SQL server 2000.
Reagards
chetanV