Is it possible to create a cumulative log using SSIS? basiclly I have 5 logs which hold failed records. I would like to create a cumulative log and send it via email using SSIS. thoughts?
SQL Server 2000 SP3Hi,How can I get the cumulative weeks from a givedate to the currentdate. I know I can get the weeknumber by using datepart(wk,getdate())but this will giveme the week number for this year. What if I want to know the number ofweeksthat have passed since june 1 2001. If I use datepart(wk,'20010106') Iwillget the week number for 2001 but I would like the number of weeksexpired between then now.Thanks,Reg
I have a table consisting of 3 columns: Parent varchar(50), Child varchar(50), Pop int.
The table is setup as follows:
Parent Child Pop ---------------------------------- Europe France 0 France Paris 1 New York New York City 10 North America United States 0 North America Canada 0 United States New York 0 United States Washington 0 Washington Redmond 200 Washington Seattle 100 World Europe 0 World North America 0
This is just some sample data modified a tiny bit from an example of a hierachical print out sample that is a stored procedure that allows me to pass any place and see all of that place's children/grandchildren.
I need to figure out how to write a query to show me cumulative sums (ROLLUP?) of the whole tree. So the output should basically be something like this (it can include parent and child columns too):
World Null 311 World Europe 1 Europe France 1 France Paris 1 World North America 310 North America United States 310 North America Canada 0 United States New York 10 United States Washington 300 New York New York City 10 Washington Redmond 200 Washington Seattle 100
Hopefully you understand what i'm looking for. I've tried using WITH ROLLUP and I also tried using an Inner Join but I'm not really sure what I need to do to pull this off. I seem to only be able to get it to work 1-2 levels deep but not through the whole tree.
In the emp table : > > EMPNO ENAME SAL > ================== > 7369 SMITH 1000 > 7499 ALLEN 2000 > 7521 WARD 3000 > 7566 JONES 4000 > 7654 MARTIN 5000 > > there is a requirement to have a calculated col. > called cummulative sal > > EMPNO ENAME SAL CUMMULATIVE_SAL > 7369 SMITH 1000 1000 > 7499 ALLEN 2000 3000 > 7521 WARD 3000 6000 > 7566 JONES 4000 10000 > 7654 MARTIN 5000 15000 > >
How to show this calculated col. by using one select statement? I could get the result using Empno. in my query as -- select ename,sal,(select sum(sal) from emp k where k.empno <= e.empno) as cum from emp e order by ename
but I was asked to get the same result if empno. col is not there?
SUCKS........... the below code is giving the result but I don't know how you could use operator (<) on two strings to compare......???? select ename,sal,(select sum(sal) from emp k where k.ename <= e.ename) as cum from emp e order by ename
Someone tell me if this is the right approach or is there a better way of getting the thing done.
Hi,There are 3 tablesTable,TableDetails,TableDaily.With structureTABLE:TableID UserID Money---------- ---------- ----------(int) (int) (money)TABLEDETAILS:TableDetailsID TableID ItemID PaidForItem DayID---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------(int) (int) (int) (money) (int)TABLEDAILY:TableDailyID TableID PaidForItem Money Total Change---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------(int) (int) (money) (money) (PaidForItem + Money) (money)"Table" holds id for user and his money amount, which changes during time. "TableDetails" holds data about items user bought, amount paid for them and dayid which relates to one particular day."TableDaily" holds history. I do not know how to update this table.I created job whish runs stored procedure. This procedure sums "PaidForItem" using group by TableID and WHERE DAYID = '11'.Problem is with Change column. This column sould hold difference between today's Total and previous one etc.Current procedure looks like this:INSERT INTO TableDaily (TableID, PaidForItem, Money, DayID)SELECT TableDetails.TableID, SUM(PaidForItem) AS PaidForItem, Table.Money, (SELECT DayID FROM Days WHERE (Aktive = 1)) AS DayIDFROM TableDetails INNER JOIN Table ON TableDetails.TableID = Table.TableID GROUP BY TableDetails.TableID, Table.Money
SELECT '201305' AS PAYPERIOD, EMPLOYEE, RIGHT ('000' + CAST (DEPT_ID AS VARCHAR(3)) ,3) AS DEPARTMENT, COUNT (EMPCODE) AS BONUSCOUNT_YTD FROM Table1 WHERE (YEAR = 2013 AND PERIOD < 2) GROUP BY EMPCODE, YEAR, PERIOD, DEPT_ID
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How can I get the counts to be cumulative? In other words, if an employee appears in pay period 201305 that's 1, if they then appear in pay period 201306 that becomes 2.
I tried to install "Cumulative update package 2 for SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 2" Everything went well except for the "SQL Server Database Services" update. It errored out as it was trying to "Finalize" the update.
Kicker to this whole thing is the database file "temp_MS_AgentSigningCertificate_database.mdf" does not even exist.
I could not see any references to it in the master database. I checked the registry and I can find a couple of search references for it. It apparently may have been a database that existed in the server at one time.
I am not sure if I should remove the registry references to the database.
Below is a part of the install summary where it has failed: =========================================================== Product Installation Status Product : SQL Server Database Services 2005 (MSSQLSERVER) Product Version (Previous): 3050 Product Version (Final) : Status : Failure Log File : C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90Setup BootstrapLOGHotfixSQL9_Hotfix_KB936305_sqlrun_sql.msp.log Error Number : 29537 Error Description : MSP Error: 29537 SQL Server Setup has encountered the following problem: [Microsoft][SQL Native Client][SQL Server]A file activation error occurred. The physical file name 'F:Data emp_MS_AgentSigningCertificate_database.mdf' may be incorrect. Diagnose and correct additional errors, and retry the operation.. To continue, correct the problem, and then run SQL Server Setup again.
If someone can tell me what I need to do to resolve this issue, I would greatly appreciate it.
I want to display subtotals for a column only for that page. Like;
Index Value ----------------------------- 1 4 2 5 Subtotal 9 ---------------------------- 3 1 4 2 Subtotal 3 Total 12
RunningValue gives cumulative totals. I need subtotals for each visible page only. Is there a way to do it ? Constraints: I'm using a table. And I shouldn't use page breaks on my report.
I have found two cumulative update packages available for sql 2005 sp2 - build 3161 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935356) and build 3175 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936305).
The fixes are supposed to be cumulative and include all fixes since the last service pack, but the list of hotfixes in each package is different.
Does build 3175 contain the fixes in build 3161? What about fixes mentioned in build 3175 that have version lowere than 3161 - are they included in build 3161?
I have a table like gias given below: Name Amount ------------------------------ aaa 10 bbb 20
and I want an output like one given below on running SQL query or stored procedure Name Amount cumulative amount --------------------------------------------------------------------- aaa 10 10 bbb 20 30
I have a table with the following creation sql script
CREATETABLE [dbo].[TEST_ENROLLMENT]( Â Â Â Â Â [ENROLLMENT_ID] [int] NOTNULL, Â Â Â Â Â [COURSE_OFFERING_ID] [int] NOTNULL, Â Â Â Â Â [STUDENT_ID] [int]
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Below is the sql insert for the above table’s data
I was trying to calculate GPA and Commulative GPA (CGPA) for this student and the formula of GPA is SUM(Honor)/SUM(CREDIT) and the formula of the CGPA is the Average of the SUM(Honor)/SUM(CREDIT) grouped by semester and I wrote the below query which is calculating the GPA correctly but wrongly calculating the CGPA.
How to get the correct CGPA shown in the below desired result set table.
select x.STUDENT_ID,AVG(x.gpa)as GPA,AVG(y.gpa)AS'COMMULATIVE GPA' from ( select STUDENT_ID,SUM(Honor)/SUM(CREDIT) gpa,ACAD_YEAR,SEMESTER
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Current result set (Incorrect CUMULATIVE GPA)
STUDENT_ID GPA CUMULATIVE GPA 104 2.9 2.9 104 2.25 2.25 104 3 3 Â Desired result set
Hi, I'm planning to install the cumulative hotfix (build 2187) on my sql 2000 clustering server (SP4, 2040). And I would like to know if the cumulative hotfix is able to roll back. If possible, please provide me any information about that. Thanks in advance.
Morning chucky eggsThis is duplicated over at SQLTeam...except I've moved on a bit so my question to you is different:http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=103798SQL 2k5I have a standard hierarchy in an adjacency table modelling business units in an organisation. I have another table associating people with (one single) business unit. I need to return all the people in each business unit in a cumulative manner i.e. a unit will include all people assigned to that unit and assigned to all child units too.Below is1) Set up code (in red)2) Initial query that failed on last data load due to the nature of the data changing and me not considering the ramifications of my initial solution properly3) My new soulution.My question is - is there a better way to accomplish this? I don't rate my code that highly and could do with this being as efficient as possible as at present I can't see it scaling to larger and larger data volumes all that well.USE tempdbgo----------------------------------------------------------------- Set up the structure & data...---------------------------------------------------------------CREATE TABLE dbo.org ( unit_code VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL , parent_code VARCHAR(10) NULL , CONSTRAINT pk_org PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (unit_code) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) )GO CREATE TABLE dbo.org_peeps ( unit_code VARCHAR(10) NOT NULL , person_code INT NOT NULL , CONSTRAINT pk_org_peeps PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (unit_code, person_code) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) , CONSTRAINT fk_org_peeps_other_org_peeps FOREIGN KEY (unit_code) REFERENCES dbo.org (unit_code) )GO CREATE VIEW dbo.org_peeps_parents--WITH SCHEMABINDINGAS SELECT org.unit_code , org.parent_code , org_peeps.person_code FROM dbo.org LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.org_peeps ON org_peeps.unit_code = org.unit_codeGO INSERT INTO dbo.org (unit_code, parent_code)SELECT 'a', 'y' UNION ALLSELECT 'b', 'y' UNION ALLSELECT 'c', 'z' UNION ALLSELECT 'y', 'z' UNION ALLSELECT 'z', NULL--Insert people data (NOTE - the people are in units at the BOTTOM of the structure only)INSERT INTO dbo.org_peeps (unit_code, person_code)SELECT 'a', 1 UNION ALLSELECT 'c', 3 UNION ALL--These data go into intermediate levels of the organisation...SELECT 'y', 4 UNION ALLSELECT 'y', 5 UNION ALLSELECT 'y', 6---------------------------------------------------------------SELECT 'Original query. Because there is data in the intermediate tables --> ' + 'duplicate outputs....'---------------------------------------------------------------;WITH materialised_pathsAS ( SELECT unit_code , parent_code , person_code , unit_path = '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROM dbo.org_peeps_parents WHERE parent_code IS NULL UNION ALL SELECT all_people.unit_code , all_people.parent_code , all_people.person_code , mp.unit_path + CAST(all_people.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROM dbo.org_peeps_parents AS all_people INNER JOIN materialised_paths AS mp ON mp.unit_code = all_people.parent_code )SELECT parents.unit_code , children.person_codeFROM materialised_paths AS childrenCROSS APPLY --Correlated derived table - get the child records per unit ( SELECT unit_code , parent_code FROM dbo.org AS parents_sub WHERE children.unit_path LIKE '%/' + parents_sub.unit_code + '/%' ) AS parentsWHERE children.person_code IS NOT NULLORDER BY person_code , unit_code-----------------------------------------------------------------SELECT 'This query returns the correct results but man it is ugly. '+ 'Can it be refined optimised?'-----------------------------------------------------------------;WITH materialised_pathsAS ( SELECT unit_code , parent_code , unit_path = '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROM dbo.org WHERE parent_code IS NULL UNION ALL SELECT all_orgs.unit_code , all_orgs.parent_code , mp.unit_path + CAST(all_orgs.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROM dbo.org AS all_orgs INNER JOIN materialised_paths AS mp ON mp.unit_code = all_orgs.parent_code )SELECT all_orgs.unit_code , org_peeps.person_codeFROM dbo.org_peepsINNER JOIN ( SELECT org.unit_code , mp.unit_path FROM materialised_paths AS mp CROSS APPLY ( SELECT unit_code , parent_code FROM dbo.org WHERE mp.unit_path LIKE '%/' + org.unit_code + '/%' ) AS org ) AS all_orgsON all_orgs.unit_path LIKE '%/' + org_peeps.unit_code + '/'ORDER BY person_code , all_orgs.unit_code--Clean upIF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.views WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org_peeps_parents')) BEGIN DROP VIEW dbo.org_peeps_parentsENDIF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org_peeps')) BEGIN DROP TABLE dbo.org_peepsENDIF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org')) BEGIN DROP TABLE dbo.orgENDAs ever kudos and lavish thanks to anyone that can help :DOh - I nearly forgot - accounting for the Rudy clause - desired output:unit_code person_code---------- -----------a 1y 1z 1c 3z 3y 4z 4y 5z 5y 6z 6
I want to show cumulative numbers, but don't know how to calculate them.
Here is an example of the source and the wanted result:
Source:
[Week] [Count] 1 15 2 5 3 6 4 10 (until 52)
Result:
[Week] [Count] 1 15 2 20 3 26 4 36
Is this possible, and how?
TestData:
USE TestDb /*SqlServer 2005*/ CREATE TABLE Test( [Week] [int] NOT NULL, [Count] [int] NOT NULL ) GO INSERT INTO Test ([Week], [Count]) VALUES (1, 15) INSERT INTO Test ([Week], [Count]) VALUES (2, 5) INSERT INTO Test ([Week], [Count]) VALUES (3, 6) INSERT INTO Test ([Week], [Count]) VALUES (4, 10)
This is closely related to this problem where Ryan & Peter helped me out loads (thanks again guys): http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=101989
I now have a slightly different problem. Instead of returning the cumulative counts of people related to a business unit in the hierarchy I now need to return the actual people records. I had some code, derived from the above, that worked fine until I loaded some new data. It took a while but eventually I figured out the (now obvious) reason for the error. I have tried several changes to the query and not got anywhere. Please could someone have a look and see if you can suggest the required alteration(s)?
USE tempdb go
--------------------------------------------------------------- --Set up the structure & data... --------------------------------------------------------------- CREATE TABLE dbo.org ( unit_codeVARCHAR(10)NOT NULL , parent_codeVARCHAR(10)NULL , CONSTRAINT pk_orgPRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (unit_code) WITH (FILLFACTOR = 100) ) GO
CREATE VIEW dbo.org_peeps_parents --WITH SCHEMABINDING AS SELECT org.unit_code , org.parent_code , org_peeps.person_code FROMdbo.org LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.org_peeps ONorg_peeps.unit_code= org.unit_code GO
INSERT INTO dbo.org (unit_code, parent_code) SELECT 'a', 'y'UNION ALL SELECT 'b', 'y'UNION ALL SELECT 'c', 'z'UNION ALL SELECT 'y', 'z'UNION ALL SELECT 'z', NULL
--Insert people data (NOTE - the people are in units at the BOTTOM of the structure only) INSERT INTO dbo.org_peeps (unit_code, person_code) SELECT 'a', 1UNION ALL SELECT 'c', 3
--------------------------------------------------------------- SELECT'This works great....' --------------------------------------------------------------- ;WITHmaterialised_paths AS ( SELECTunit_code , parent_code , person_code , unit_path= '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents WHEREparent_code IS NULL UNION ALL SELECTall_people.unit_code , all_people.parent_code , all_people.person_code , mp.unit_path + CAST(all_people.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents AS all_people INNER JOIN materialised_paths AS mp ONmp.unit_code= all_people.parent_code )
SELECTparents.unit_code , children.person_code , children.unit_path FROMmaterialised_paths AS children CROSS APPLY--Correlated derived table - get the child records per unit ( SELECTunit_code , parent_code FROMdbo.orgAS parents_sub WHEREchildren.unit_path LIKE '%/' + parents_sub.unit_code + '/%' ) AS parents WHEREchildren.person_code IS NOT NULL ORDER BY person_code , unit_code
--Add data to INTERMEDIATE levels of organisation INSERT INTO dbo.org_peeps (unit_code, person_code) SELECT 'y', 4UNION ALL SELECT 'y', 5UNION ALL SELECT 'y', 6
--------------------------------------------------------------- SELECT'Since there is now data in the intermediate tables there are ' + 'duplicate outputs....' --------------------------------------------------------------- ;WITHmaterialised_paths AS ( SELECTunit_code , parent_code , person_code , unit_path= '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents WHEREparent_code IS NULL UNION ALL SELECTall_people.unit_code , all_people.parent_code , all_people.person_code , mp.unit_path + CAST(all_people.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents AS all_people INNER JOIN materialised_paths AS mp ONmp.unit_code= all_people.parent_code ) SELECTparents.unit_code , children.person_code , children.unit_path FROMmaterialised_paths AS children CROSS APPLY--Correlated derived table - get the child records per unit ( SELECTunit_code , parent_code FROMdbo.orgAS parents_sub WHEREchildren.unit_path LIKE '%/' + parents_sub.unit_code + '/%' ) AS parents WHEREchildren.person_code IS NOT NULL ORDER BY person_code , unit_code
--------------------------------------------------------------- SELECT'This is the output I want - but I can''t simply apply distinct - the volumes of data preclude this' --------------------------------------------------------------- ;WITHmaterialised_paths AS ( SELECTunit_code , parent_code , person_code , unit_path= '/' + CAST(unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents WHEREparent_code IS NULL UNION ALL SELECTall_people.unit_code , all_people.parent_code , all_people.person_code , mp.unit_path + CAST(all_people.unit_code AS VARCHAR(MAX)) + '/' FROMdbo.org_peeps_parents AS all_people INNER JOIN materialised_paths AS mp ONmp.unit_code= all_people.parent_code ) SELECTDISTINCT parents.unit_code , children.person_code , children.unit_path FROMmaterialised_paths AS children CROSS APPLY--Correlated derived table - get the child records per unit ( SELECTunit_code , parent_code FROMdbo.orgAS parents_sub WHEREchildren.unit_path LIKE '%/' + parents_sub.unit_code + '/%' ) AS parents WHEREchildren.person_code IS NOT NULL ORDER BY person_code , unit_code
--Clean up IF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.views WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org_peeps_parents')) BEGIN DROP VIEW dbo.org_peeps_parents END
IF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org_peeps')) BEGIN DROP TABLE dbo.org_peeps END IF EXISTS (SELECT NULL FROM sys.tables WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('dbo.org')) BEGIN DROP TABLE dbo.org ENDJust paste and run the code and hopefully it should be reasonably clear. If you need any further info please let me know
I have a cumulative measure in Tabular, and when I filter by a date in SQL it brings back all rows up to that date. However, when I drill down on any of the numbers, it only brings back rows related to the filtered date, and not the cumulative rows. Is there any way round this at all? Major obstacle for me at the moment...
I have recently applied the latest cumulative upgrade 3 for SP2 for SQL Server 2005 (KB939537) to have all the hotfixes needed since the SP2, and to correct a specific one : the 50001440 (SQL Server may fail to generate a plan for a complex query that involves cursors and error 8623 occurs - KB940128).
But it is not included in this latest cumulative upgrade package. I read the new policy about CU but I can not know if the 50001440 hotfix is candidate for the CU :
Cumulative update (CU)
€¢ The update can be requested by any customer, regardless of their support offering.
€¢ The update is released every 2 months.
€¢ The update contains the following:
€¢ All previous critical on-demand hotfixes to date.
Fixes for issues that meet hotfix acceptance criteria. These criteria include workaround availability, customer effect, reproducibility, the complexity of the code that must be changed, and so on.
Another bug, the 50001317 (You may receive error messages when you try to log in to an instance of SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server handles many concurrent connections - KB937745) : it is included in the upgrade 2 for SP2 but not in the upgrade3.
So, is it needed to apply each cumulative upgrade or only the latest CU ? And if it is only the latest CU, why are there missing hotfix ?
So today I decided I may as well put the latest hotfix package for Sql 2005 onto my laptop.
Unlike SP1 the hotfix actually seemed to know about SQL Express and attempt to install itself only to collapse in a big heap. The log file indicates it can't find a bunch of files it wants to patch.
I am making a report for a car dealer. Each month a certain number of cars will be placed on the lot and a certain number will be taken off. I want to make a report that will show the inventory levels at any point in time. (I will further refine the report by color, origin, model, etc later.) I am currently listing each car in my inventory table, flagging it with a "removed" flag when it is sold. My flag for adding a car is 1 and removing a car is -1. It's easy enough to sum the table and get the current inventory level but I'm having trouble looking back over time.
Say in January I had 35 cars on the lot. I sold 20 and added 5. In February I sold 9 and added 10. In March I sold 12 and added 5.
I need the report to break every month. But on the break I need to add all the cars in the table minus cars sold. For the January report it should show a total (cars added - sold) in the table. Each month I need to take a new grand total of all cars added minus cars sold up to the end of that month OR cars added that month minus cars sold that month added to the running total from the previous month.
Is there some sort of calculate measure I could stick in my cube that would carry these totals? Or any other ideas?
The following query gives me counts by Year, Quarter and Month
SELECT NON EMPTY { [Measures].[MS093 A KEY Distinct Count] } ON COLUMNS, NON EMPTY { ([A MILESTONES KEY - MS093 A 1].[Year Name].[Year Name].ALLMEMBERS * [A MILESTONES KEY - MS093 A 1].[Quarter Name].[Quarter Name].ALLMEMBERS * [A MILESTONES KEY - MS093 A 1].[Month Name].[Month Name].ALLMEMBERS ) } DIMENSION PROPERTIES MEMBER_CAPTION, MEMBER_UNIQUE_NAME ON ROWS FROM [DW Lite De- Normal]
The result looks like this
I would like to have the cumulative count say [MS093 A KEY Cumulative] as a separate calculated member / measure. I tried various MDX exps but none seem to work. Can someone please help me out here.
I am trying to calculate cumulative GPA which is currently it is being done via a cursor and i was looking to change it to set based if possible.
The cumulative GPA is basically the average marks of all courses in a term and all previous terms. Where I am having an issue is if the course was taken in a previous term and the mark was lower, then the lower mark in not factored in to the GPA. If a course was taken in a previous term and the mark was higher then the marks for the current term are not factored into the GPA.
In the example below, math is taken in all three terms and the current term's mark is included in the GPA but not the previous terms because current terms mark is higher. Two classes (bio,chem) are taken in third term but not included due to marks being higher in second term.
Hello all,I've got a query which suddently became very slow. It now takes about 10secs instead of 2 secs.I've got to identical DB (one is for test and the other is production). Thequery is slow only in production.When running this query in both DB and looking at execution plan,statistics, etc, the onle difference is the Cumulative wait time on serverreplies.In test DB, I get the value: 2200And in production DB: 1.22344e+009What does this mean concretly? What do I have to do to solve this problem?TIA.YannickPS I'm using SS2000 SP3 on NT4.0
Re: KB 940287 - Will it be in a Cumulative Update? SYMPTOMS:
You use Service Broker in SQL Server 2005. When the initiating service starts a conversation and then sends a message, the initiating service ends the conversation immediately. However, after the target service processes the message, the endpoint on the target server is not deleted when the target service ends the conversation. Therefore, when the initiating service starts a new conversation, the number of the conversation endpoints on the target server keeps increasing.
Additionally, you receive the following error message on the initiator server:
An error occurred while receiving data: '64(The specified network name is no longer available.)' This message could not be delivered because the conversation endpoint has already been closed.
It has several workarounds. I've not been affected by this yet, but KB says it has a hotfix that has been out since July 2007, so it is curious that it has not been put into a Cumulative Update yet, at least as far as documentation in Knowledge Base is concerned. Does anyone know any more about this?
