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Hi,Is it possible to somehow set a SQL Server DTS job to automaticallydisable itself, when it encounters a fail, so that future scheduledoccurrences don't happen until the problem has been fixed?I've hunted about for this on the web, but drawn a blank unfortunately!Many thanks if anyone can help at all.
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View 6 Replies View RelatedHi there, i have still some Problems with the SQL Server Express.
Sometimes (not always) it seems that the SQL Server Express "sleeps"
I write through my application every 60 seconds some values in a table , but somethimes it seems that the server is not reachable and i cannot wrote the data. but the phanomen are only happens for a record , the next time it works fine. (i check always for a open connection) if i cannot write the data , it seems that the connection is "away" and i reopen it. after that everything works
i have also try with the sql server auto close to false but with no success.
what could that be ?
greetings
Hi
Im new to the world of sql server
I gonna write some t-sql stored procedures,and need to log error information in a database table, but don't want that log entry to be a part of the logical transaction.
So basically i want to
suspend the main transaction, perform SQL operations , commit or rollback those operations, and resume the main transaction.
Any ideas ?
Cheers
I am wondering if there is any statement which I can write at the start of my script that causes some referencial integrity problem so that foriegn keys dont regulate my script and foriegn keys allow it to run.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Fahad
Hello,
A call to a stored procedure via the SQLCommand.ExecuteReader() is made. When the stored procedure goes into suspend state the ExecuteReader() call returns. The stored procedure is not yet finished, after the suspend state it goes into the runnable state and performs some calculations.
Is it possible to set a configuration that the ExecuteReader doesn't return when the stored procedure goes into suspend, or must an other method be used?
Tx
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Recently we observed a problem. We are running stored procedure through our c# code. Three machines access the server and update or insert in the required tables in the server. If there is no data in the server, on installing first time our application usually our database is clean. then stored procedure works fine, it takes around 10 to 15 sec to execute. Next time if execute the time goes up to minutes like 15 mins. Next time it goes for hours around 4 hrs. Even to update 4 or 5 records it takes time. Initially we thought it was because of the size of the data and we tried to re tune on indexes, it did not solve. But now what we observe is even with less number of records in server also it wouldn't come of the execution for hours.
Now are executing the just the SP in the SQL manager studio to see the time. That one also is executing for hours. when looked at the activity monitor the process goes to suspend state with wait type ASYNC_NETWORK_IO.
When we comment one of the query is working fine.
Is this something to do with the query I am not sure. If that is the case it should not work every time.
The query makes any sence or is there any way to write it in better way
'UPDATE [server].[dbo].[DocumentMetadata] SET DocumentInfoID = b.DocumentInfoID, [Name] = b.[Name], MetadataType = b.MetadataType,
[Value] = b.[Value], ValueType = b.ValueType
FROM [server].[dbo].[DocumentMetadata] a WITH (UPDLOCK)
INNER JOIN (SELECT c.DocumentInfoID, c.[Name], c.MetadataType, c.[Value], c.ValueType
FROM MACHINENAME.[Client].[dbo].[DocumentMetadata] c
INNER JOIN MACHINENAME.[Client].dbo.DocumentInfo DINF ON c.DocumentInfoID = DINF.DocumentInfoID
INNER JOIN MACHINENAME.[Client].dbo.Path d on DINF.NativeFileID = d.PathID
INNER JOIN MACHINENAME.[Client].dbo.ActiveDataSource ADS ON d.DataSourceID = ADS.DataSourceID
WHERE ADS.ProjectID = ''' + @ProjID + ''') b
ON a.DocumentInfoID = b.DocumentInfoID AND a.[Name] = b.[Name]'
'INSERT INTO [server].[dbo].[DocumentMetadata]
(DocumentInfoID, [Name], MetadataType, [Value], ValueType)
SELECT c.DocumentInfoID, c.[Name], c.MetadataType, c.[Value], c.ValueType
FROM MACHINENAME.[Client].[dbo].[DocumentMetadata] c
INNER JOIN MACHINENAME.[Client].dbo.DocumentInfo DINF ON c.DocumentInfoID = DINF.DocumentInfoID
INNER JOIN MACHINENAME.[Client].dbo.Path d on DINF.NativeFileID = d.PathID
INNER JOIN MYCLI.[Client].dbo.ActiveDataSource ADS ON d.DataSourceID = ADS.DataSourceID
WHERE ADS.ProjectID = ''' + @ProjID + '''
AND Ltrim(rtrim(c.DocumentInfoID))+ ltrim(rtrim(c.[Name])) NOT IN
(SELECT Ltrim(rtrim(DocumentInfoID))+ ltrim(rtrim([Name])) FROM [server].[dbo].[DocumentMetadata])'
We have been fighting it out for so many days.
Can anybody help
Thanks
knvdssr
We currently use a split-mirror backup strategy for our Sybase database, which has a "quiesce database" command to suspend all transactions. By quiescing the database before splitting the mirror, we suspend all transactions to ensure we get a stable backup of the environment. It works very well for us and I'm trying to understand how we could implement this with our SQL Server 2005 DB.
(I'm aware of SQL Server mirroring and that there are other ways of possibly backing up the DB. In this post however, I'm only interested in how I would make the split-mirror strategy work if I wanted to pursue it. I'm trying to avoid paying for software that uses the VDI as it's quite costly.)
Can someone help me with how I would accomplish a split-mirror backup strategy in SQL Server 2005 (without using a vendor's software that uses the VDI)? I have to imagine there's something similar to the "quiesce database" command in SQL Server...
I appreciate the help!