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Hi,

Looking through the archives, I didn't see any articles that specifically addressed the problem, so here it is:

SQL 7.0, NT4SP6, 2G ram, 4x

I've got a user process as follows:
Status: ROLLBACK
Command: SELECT
Application: Enterprise Manager
Wait Type: EXCHANGE
Login time: 06/25/00 4:07:05AM
Last batch: 06/25/00 4:07:20 AM
The last TSQL command batch is a correlated subquery with grouping...

Apparently it hung and the user quit ungracefully.

No other processes are blocking it, but periodically it blocks other processes, including some index maintenance I need to perform.

I have tried to kill it with Enterprise Manager and with the KILL [id] command. Neither have worked.

Mgmt is reluctant to bounce the database, as am I.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!
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I've also change the destination from 'Table or view - fast load' to 'Table or view' . I've unchecked the table lock option for fast load. No dice.

The only thing I can say I've seen that looks suspicious is that I have added some data views between data flow components just before the data gets to the OLEDB Destination and a few of the fields in the data view will show <Missing LineageID> in the field rather than the value. I removed all of the columns that were behaving this way from the flow just to see if that was the problem or if, by removing these fields, I was able to get data to write to the table. This did not work. It does leave me wondering though.

Anyone have any idea why this might be happening or have had similar behavior?

Any help/ ideas of things to check would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Isaac

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