Hi all,
Sql server 7.0
our client is getting the below error while accessing the web application
Maximum number of DBPROCESSes already allocated
when we check the server from our side its working fine.
please let us know is the solution for this.
TIA
I'm tryng to restore a single table (12000 records) from a database backup, but during the restore process I receive the message :
DBProcess is dead or not enabled.
If I try to restore a smaller table (9000 record) there is no problem.
Any idea?
Thanks!
Hello,
Can anyone help me how to solve this problem ?
I had message "DBPROCESS is dead or not enabled" from my Server SQL v.4.2.1b.
I hope anyone want to help me.
Regards,
Susan
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We have recently migrated the SQL Server from 2000 to 2005 SP2, in which databases are still at compatability level 80.
The application runs perfectly for one week, but later we received some occassional reports from users that database connection breaks after a
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Error 1
A database error has occured.
Database error code: 10025
Database error message:
Select error: Possible network error: Write to SQL Server Failed. General network error. Check your documentation.
Error 2
A database error has occured.
Database error code: 10005
Database error message:
Select error: DBPROCESS is dead or not enabled.
We couldn't find any related errors in the SQL Server log. Does anyone has the idea of what's wrong or how to trace the connection brokerage?
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43
44 END
45 ELSE
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49
50
51 END
52
53
54 exec (@strSQL)
55 SET @ROWCOUNT = @@ROWCOUNT
56
57 --Make sure this has saved, if not return 10 as this is unexpected error
58
59 IF @ROWCOUNT<1
60 BEGIN
61 RETURN @@error
62 END
63 ELSE
64
65 BEGIN
66
67 print @Start_RangeID
68 DECLARE @Tstamp timestamp
69 DECLARE @Stock_ID int
70
71 IF @IsAllocate = 1
72 BEGIN
73
74 declare @Stock_IDpass int
75 declare @StockSTatus_IDpass int
76 declare @ToRep_IDpass int
77 declare @Start_Range_IDpass int
78 declare @End_Range_IDpass int
79 declare @Product_IDpass int
80
81 set @Stock_IDpass =0
82 set @StockStatus_IDpass =2
83
84 set @ToRep_IDpass = @Rep_ID
85 set @Start_Range_IDpass = @Start_RangeID
86 set @End_Range_IDpass = @End_RangeID
87 set @Product_IDpass = @Product_ID
88
89
90 exec wc_Stock_Update 0,2,@Rep_ID, @Start_RangeID, @End_RangeID, @Product_ID,0
91
92 END
93 ELSE
94 BEGIN
95 DECLARE @Start_Serial_No int ,@End_Serial_No int
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97 SELECT @End_Serial_No =Serial_No FROM tblSerial WHERE Serial_ID=@End_RangeID
98
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100
101 END
102
103 END
104
105 GO
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