Hi experts,
I found a lot of short dumps and system logs
errors: "SQL error 10054 occurred" at 3:01:00am recently.
I used perfmon and wireshark and I found out SQL server tried to send
a huge data out(600MB+) each time at 3:01:00am. It caused no buffers errors and
suddently mostly active connections were broken because of no buffers.
I called HP and asked if they can solve this issue by increase transmit
and receive buffers but they suggested me to identify the root cause -
which application.
So, firstly, how do I know which connection try to exhaust my network
resource in SQL server?(DMV?) Secondly, could I slow down the transmit speed
of each SQL server connection?
I found a lot of short dumps and system logs
errors: "SQL error 10054 occurred" at 3:01:00am recently.
I used perfmon and wireshark and I found out SQL server tried to send
a huge data out(600MB+) each time at 3:01:00am. It caused no buffers errors and
suddently mostly active connections were broken because of no buffers.
I called HP and asked if they can solve this issue by increase transmit
and receive buffers but they suggested me to identify the root cause -
which application.
So, firstly, how do I know which connection try to exhaust my network
resource in SQL server?(DMV?) Secondly, could I slow down the transmit speed
of each SQL server connection?