Mystery 22GB .TMP File

Aug 17, 2004

In general, patch management solutions use an approach very similar to inventory and deployment, although, obviously, implementation details vary. Inventory relies on an external database to establish what is considered to be a recommended patch level and provides criteria for validating whether a particular patch has been installed. Products from Microsoft and Shavlik Technologies (on which HFNetChk, MBSA, and SMS 2.0 Feature Pack are based), keep track of published patches on the Microsoft Web site using the same mechanism, based on an XML formatted file called mssecure.xml. This file, available centrally at predefined locations, serves as a template against which the status of updates on target systems is compared. mssecure.xml can be obtained directly or via its compressed, digitally signed version, mssecure.cab. Both files can be downloaded from:

the Microsoft Web site at https://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/search/mssecure.xml and http://download.microsoft.com/download/xml/security/1.0/nt5/en-us/mssecure.cab
the Shavlik.com Web site at https://xml.shavlik.com/mssecure.xml and http://xml.shavlik.com/mssecure.cab

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22GB .TMP File???

Aug 17, 2004

:confused: Hi,

We have an SQL Server which has developed a myterious .TMP file. We have no idea what it is. The size of it keeps growing and has now reached 22GB!!. We have no idea what its function is and on trying to delete it we get the message that access is denied as there is a sharing violation. We can't can't find the process that is associated with it either. Its name is _BEVspCacheFile_57.TMP. From this it seems it may belong to a stored procedure somewhere?!?

Does anyone know how to find out what this file is and whats using it and if it would be safe to delete it. It maybe in use by a db that is no longer needed, but we have no way of finding this out yet.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

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I attempt to bcp the data in to the identical table on the other server, but
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Hi all,
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DBCC results for 'Absences '.
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DBCC execution completed. If DBCC printed error messages, contact your system administrator.


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So my question, is why when I remove the GetDay function call in my query filter is the query slow, as opposed to me just passing a variable into the query? Thanks!

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this generates a cast as numeric conversion error in my result set.
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[code]....

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