I need to restart (becouse of the Database Mail :( ) SQL Server Agent on a live server which acts as a distributor for a lot of replications. I know that it shouldn't cause any problem, but I want to confirm that it want couse a subscriptions to be reinitiated.
Thanks in advance for quick reply
Hello everybody
I setup Sql agent for autostart with sql server and autorestart if stoped
but after rebooting NT or after stoping SQL server it never starts ,I have to start it manualy
Where to look for problem ?
I have a problem where developers will stop the SQLServer service during the day and then they will not remember to restart the SQLAgent. It does not seem to restart when you stop the Server service and restart the services with out a reboot. Is there a setting somewhere in Enterprise Manager where I can tell the Agent service to restart with the Service service?
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i have a question regarding sql agent. Is it ok to restart the agent any time (i need to restart it for enabling the email alert option in sql agent properties..otherwise it doesnt work)? Does restarting sql agent affect replication jobs and other scheduled jobs? Are there any issues restarting agent on production?
Any help appreciated
Thanks
Create a table with an Identity column, insert data / restart the server / insert more data / restart the server/ insert some more data.
My data looks like this :
Identity column
1
2
3
1002
1003
1004
1005
2002
2004
It looks like the indentity value gain +~1000 after most server restart (sometimes identity stay the same). This can be very dangerous for some datatype! The only thing google told me was this : URL...but microsoft did not comment on it yet!
I want to schedule a sql job to run at specific time for restarting the sql services(MSSQLServer and SQLServerAgent) and also want to send notification to all the users 5 minutes before restarting them. Please let me know. Thanks in advance.
View 4 Replies View RelatedWe have an ASP application installed on one powerful Win 2003 andthe SQL Server on another Win 2003.We have two copies of the application (identical, one for productionand one for test purposes) that are operational. The 2nd applicationis connected to the same SQL Server but a test copy of the productiondatabase.Today, running the application, a place where it shows a list of records,the ASP application was timing out after 30 seconds for a lot of users.I backed up the production db and restored it over the test db and testedthe ASP application; within 10-15 seconds the ASP page loaded the listof the records, so i didn't get any timeout. So i started to think thatmaybethe test db when it was being restored, SQL Server would do some kind ofdata cleanup and defragment the new db.But, then i checked the Task Manager, SQL Server was almost using 1.2GBof memory and the server had only 100megs available.As soon as i restarted the SQL Server, the ASP page did no longer timeouton the production database.So now i am trying to figure out why the SQL Server restart fixed myproblem?Unfortunately i did not check if there were a lot of connections in theProcess infounder the Current Activity in SQL EM.Do you think there were a lot of sessions that weren't killed by theapplication?And that was causing the timeout? But why only for the Production db and notalsofor the test db?I mean, i am puzzled as to why before restarting the SQL Server, running theASPapplication connected to the TEST database did not time out!As always, I appreciate any feedback, comments.Thank you
View 1 Replies View Relatedwhen I run a package from a command window using dtexec, the job immediately says success.
DTExec: The package execution returned DTSER_SUCCESS (0).
Started: 3:37:41 PM
Finished: 3:37:43 PM
Elapsed: 2.719 seconds
However the Job is still in th agent and the status is executing. The implications of this are not good. Is this how the sql server agent job task is supposed to work by design.
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Larry
I'm developing a web app using ASP.NET and SQL Server 2005 Express. So far it's all been on my local computer, it hasn't gone live yet, so if I need to add a column to a table or make some other schema change I just do it right in Visual Studio, nice and simple. If I have to delete all the old content and start over, no problem. When I deploy it to a staging server I just overwrite the existing file with my new one, losing its data in the process. But soon enough I'll be deploying this to a public web server, there will be real live data in the db, people using it when I need to make updates.
What are some common strategies for updating the schema of a database on a live server?
It's obvious that when I need to update the db I'll have to shut down the site temporarily. But my biggest question is how to keep the existing data from the live db? I obviously can't overwrite it with my local copy. I want to overwrite its schema, without touching its data. How's that done?
Thanks for some advice!
Nate
I am experiencing a situation where certain functions work perfectly when I run it on my local machine under MVS, but when I upload it to the server, then it does not?!
Here is an example:
I am using a drop down box (in a FormView) that is databound in an online submission form. When I run the application in MVS, then I can edit the records by opening the form, and selection the new value in the drop down list. The new value is then also saved to the database when I hit the update button. When I upload the code to the server, then the drop down list shows the correct information (so the databinding to the control seem to work correctly), but the new value is not saved to the database.
Here is the code for the drop down list:
"DropDownList1" runat="server" DataSourceID="SqlDataSource3"DataTextField="UserName" DataValueField="UserId" SelectedValue='<%# Bind("UserId") %>'CssClass="text">"SqlDataSource3" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:LocalSqlServer %>"SelectCommand="SELECT [UserName], [UserId] FROM [vw_aspnet_Users] ORDER BY [UserName]"> Here is the code updating the database with the record (I have removed some records as well as the Insert and Delete parts):
<asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:tourism_connect1 %>"UpdateCommand="UPDATE Resorts SET typeid = @typeid, destrictid = @destrictid, UserId = @UserId, WHERE (resortid = @resortid)"OnInserted="SqlDataSource1_Inserted">
<UpdateParameters><asp:Parameter Name="typeid" /><asp:Parameter Name="destrictid" /><asp:Parameter Name="UserId" /><asp:Parameter Name="resortid" /></UpdateParameters></asp:SqlDataSource>
What I can mention further, is that if I connect to the database that is on the live server (so the application runs in MVS on my local machine, but it then retrieves the info from the online database), then it also works fine. It is just giving this issue when the online application is trying to update the values.
There is also no errors during the process.
I will appreciate any advise on how to overcome this, as I really do not know where to look anymore...
Thanks in advance!
Regards
Jan
At Sql Server Live, I saw Sharon Dooley using the debugger in Query Analyzer, but now that I've tried it I can't step an sp, instead, I get....Quote:
SP debugging may not work properly if you log on as 'Local
System account' while SQL Server is configured to run as a
service.
You can open Event Viwer to see details.
Do you wish to continue?
End Quote:
I'm logged in at a W2Kpro box connectig via client tools
to a W2KSVR box via Integrated NT security. SS2K is NOT
installed locally.
This is a bit confusing but here goes: I need to access data in SAP via OLE DB. I can't go direct to the back end database (Oracle), we have to use RFC or BAPI calls to access the SAP data. That's part works, we have a DLL that accesses the SAP data we need.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedPlease can anybody help me in transferring existing SSIS Packages saved in a shared folder location from development server 2ED to Live server TWD1.
Both has SQL server 2005 running and has visual studio 2005
Currently about 25 SSIS packages are executed from the development server transferring data on Live server TWD1...these ETL process is called from development server but executed on live server.
Now the problem is when i call these packages from the shared folder from live server it crashes.....i need to changes something to shift the whole package to the live server..and execute on live server itself instead of recreating the whole 25 process from scratch.....also i use optimize for many tables ..and run in a single trancastion....so how can i see the mappings of source and destination tables.
Please let me know the process how i can achieve this.
Thanks
George
I have created a site using VWDExpress and now that I’ve finished testing have moved it over to the server which runs SQLServer 2000. Part of the site requires login, so I created the membership using the ASP.net web configuration tool and when testing locally worked well.
Now though that I’ve copied the web site over, when I try to log in I get the error:
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections. (provider: SQL Network Interfaces, error: 26 - Error Locating Server/Instance Specified
Obviously its some sort of configuration issue, but I don’t know what.
What do I have to change to make this work from a test machine to a live server?
Thanks
Hi,Ive been building a project on a local server and now need to transfer the files and database over to the live server. I have managed to transfer the files quite easily, however I am having a few problems transferring the database using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio. When I try importing data to the live database, all the data and tables are brought across however some of the values for the fields are lost. For example all the fields which had a primary key no longer have one, and all the set default values for the fields are also lost. Ive been considering just going through every table in the database and re-entering the correct values for the fields, but this seems a bit time consuming and I'm also concerned about possible errors which could arise as there will be an inconsistency.Another method I tried was copying the SQL query across which created all the tables and the correct values for the fields. However when I tried to import the data an error was produced as you cannot import data into a table which has read only fields etc..Does anyone know a solution?Thanks for your time.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a live server running windows Nt and sql server We brought a new
backup server of higher configuration we wanted to swap the data we installed nt and sql server in the new server will a cut paste of the data directory of the live server to the backup server is sufficient or the data directory to be restored to the respective files through sql enterprise manager please do clarify me
Regards
Ramesh
Hi,
Im fairly new to this so apologies if Ive put this in the wrong place.
I have just rented out server for a new asp.net site. Ive been developing the site on my local machine and the database in Sql Enterprise. Ive recently put a copy of the site on the live server and got everything configured.
However everytime I make a change to my local database, or add values into my look up tables I have to go do the same on the live server and its proving a bit of a pain in the ass, so Im guessing there has got to be a much smarter way of doing this. I dont want (if possible) to open up the live sql server to allow remote connections, but if thats what neccesary so be it.
So my question is basically what are my options for keeping my live server up to date with my development server. As I add new features on my local server, should i be saving sql scripts of all the changes I make?
All opinions much appreciated.
C
We just moved source server to newer, bigger box ... Windows 2003 and Active Directory ... Snapshot agent worked but distribution failed ... Same login as on older machine, login is sysadm, used DCOMCNFG to allow ability to launch process ... What are we missing?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI need to live update my SQL-Server 2000 database from AS400 database.
I usually use Access 2002 database between the AS400 database and the SQL-Server 2000 database to reflect any live update.
I use the (Link Tables...) option when creating a new table in access and link it with the ODBC to connect with the AS400 database.
After that I work with the Access link table.
Is there any tool in SQL-Server 2000 to show the live transactions in AS400 databasee so I can work on it?
Please advise
I want to Replace The Big Log database with A new one ( A database with same structure).But current DB has many connection .
This is my plan :
1- Create a new database with same structure.
2- Rename current database to olddb with this code :
USE master
GO
EXEC sp_dboption CurDataBase, 'Single User', True
EXEC sp_renamedb 'CurDataBase', 'OldDataBase'
GO
3- Rename Newdb to current DB.
USE master
GO
EXEC sp_renamedb 'NewDataBase', 'CurDataBase'
is it true ? and Tsql code is ok ? (dont forget many of connection to curdatabase (that Is a log db) and loss some seconds data is not problems)
Hi,
Is it advisable to use full text search on asp.net live applications? Will live database servers allow full text search?. If so what are the problems we could face in future.
My DB server is SQL Server2000 and ASP version is 1.1.
Thanks in advance
Hamlin Stephen
Do you know of anyone who is running SQL Server Express in a live production web server?
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WD
my VS 2005 keeps on restarting even if im executing a small query only. what could be causing this?
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tw
Why does restarting my server improve SQL's performance so dramatically? What can I do to achieve the same effect, without restarting? Thanks for any ideas.
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I am running SQL Server Enterprise manager. I was able to connected to the database properly. But after restarting the PC I am getting the following error.
"System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object"
The following event where logged in event viewer.
under security: 560, 562, 538, 528.
under system: 7035, 7036
could anbody give hint how to solve this issue?
Hello.
I am doing a proof of concept and part of the solution is to configure Common Live Server. However, I am running into problems and do not have that much experience in SQL Server 2005.
I have downloaded and installed the trial version and it seems to be running. I run the configuration manager and see the instance running. When I continue to configure my Live Communications Server - Creating an Enterprise Edition pool, it prompts me for the pool name, FQDN and Instance. I fill these fields in and it fails immediately. I think that I have not completely installed and configured SQL 05. Problem is, I don't know how to connect to the database as well. I found an sqlservr.exe in the MSSQL/Binn directory, but when I run that it pops up with a dialog saying that my installation may be corrupt. I have re-installed the thing again - but same thing happens.
Any clues/tips on how I should approach debugging this even resolving the problem.
Thankyou
The situation is as follows: Database A is being replicated to database B on a networked server. The application vendor is in the process of doing customizations which require frequent table changes. So the vendor (who has access to the replicated DB) stops replication in order to upgrade some tables. But I am finding that either he has forgotten to restart replication or, more than likely, has broken it.
So, if anyone is able to comment on a process which will allow changes to database tables and the restoration of replication, I would be very grateful. thanks in advance.
If you create a #temp table on stored procedure #1
and then call another stored procedure #2 from #1; if stored procedure #2 has an error in it, the #temp table will not release even though stored procedure #1 has a drop table statement in it.
In a cursor, I declare a table variable like so:
DECLARE @TempTable TABLE(RowID INT IDENTITY, valueID int)
I then insert into that table from another table. The purpose is to get a list that looks like this after the insert:
RowID valueID1 348972 345223 94822
etc....
However, the next time through my loop (cursor) I want to restart my RowID identity property, because the next batch of valueID's should then again have a RowID starting from 1.
I tried
delete from @TempTable DBCC CHECKIDENT(@TempTable , RESEED, 0)
but I get 'Must declare the variable @TempTable table' error.
Is there a way to destroy and recreate that @TempTable variable?
Hello,
I have moved the system databases master and mssqlsystermresource database. And after that I was unable to restart the MSSQL Server service. This is SQL Server 2005
I had moved the master db under the minimal configuration. using the parameters /f and /T3608
What can I do to restart the SQL
Thanks
Hello,
I have moved the system databases master and mssqlsystermresource database. And after that I was unable to restart the MSSQL Server service. This is SQL Server 2005
I had moved the master db under the minimal configuration. using the parameters /f and /T3608
What can I do to restart the SQL
Thanks