Hey
Today I startet having problems connecting to my SQL Server on a linux instance from SSMS
It trows this error:
"A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. (provider: SSL Provider, error: 0 - An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.) (.Net SqlClient Data Provider)"
Anybody knows how to fix this?
Hi All,
Can any one please help in guiding me how to upgrade from SQL Server 2008 to 2017. We have a Database, SQL Server Reporting Services , SSIS and a Cube .
How should I proceed with that? Shall I run the DMA 4.4 first and then go for Side By Side Upgrade.
Appreciate your help.
Thanks,
Subhadip
Hi ,
I have an situation in which i have to
1. Install sql 2016 instances in different machines and same machine , it might be around in 100 machines roughly
2. Upgrade sql instances from sql 2012 to sql 2016 , it might be for around 75 Machines .
Adopting a straight farward way of installing the through sql software by storing in the same machine and installing or upgrading will be a tough job and time consuming way as well
I am seeking the best way where i can achieve the above said job . Can you please guide me with the best method.
thank you
hemadribabu
hemadri
Well, well, well - there was a qualifier …. Memory does not grow on trees. Memory Costs Money!!!
Meaning.... if you have a 5000 sq ft house, do you reserve and luck up 1-2 rooms just in case, you don't run out of usable space? No! …. when you reserve "some" memory to the O/S (more memory than it actually uses), that means SQL server is deprived from unused memory that can be used all the time.
I can guarantee, 75% of the instances around the world is has 0 as setting, because it is "default". Do you think Microsoft would allow such wide-spread performance problem exist?
If you reserve X amount of memory generously, what percentage of the (even Prod) servers were monitored closely as O/S requires a bit more memory over time.... (ie. new services, security and monitoring toss added over time).
When people say, there will be Perf issues.... what does that even mean? 1%, 99%, temporary, forever until a reboot? Imagine all servers with Memory Setting = 0, has to be restarted once a week, every day. Just does not make sense for so many reasons!
Do we really think, Microsoft would be so stupid to allow O/S starve for Memory?
Additionally, regardless of the memory settings (generous or otherwise), when you look at each server's trace logs (regardless how much memory is reserved for Windows) you will see plenty of events happening "all the time"... RESOURCE_MEM_STEADY, RESOURCE_MEMPHYSICAL_LOW, RESOURCE_MEMPHYSICAL_LOW
What do you think, Microsoft is not capable of setting the memory-starvation threshold to ahead of what the Server needs?
I think, this idea of O/S starving for memory is an outdated myth (from NT days) that is no longer valid since Microsoft had years to perfect this memory exchange and I believe it is working perfectly for the last 15 years at least.
hi,
I want migration MS SQL Sever 2012 to MS SQL Sever 2017
Migration 2012 to 2017 need check list / any challenge.
Please suggest Us.
Thanks
ajitkumar.
hi
I want restore database backup file but I get error..Sql server 2008r2 restore same version Sql server 2008r2
Specified cast is not valid. (SqlManagerUI)
I don't have mdf & ldf file. this is old backup store in hard disk but now I stored not store its giving error.
Pls suggest me if any solutions.
ajit kumar
ajitkumar
I have mostly SQL 2014 and SQL 2017 installations. We manually update without using WSUS nor windows update.
Unfortunately when reading the documentation on particular CUs, they do not explicitly describe that they also includeprevious released Security Updates. This causes me to question if they are included.
Example, let's say that I am at CU2 and I would like to update to CU13. Now, after CU4 there was one Security Update. I would like to update to CU13 directly. Can I update to CU13 and assume that the security update that was released after CU4 is included?
I've read documentation that describes CUs but they do not explicitly say they include previously released Security Updates.
I need help finding documentation that explicitly says that Cumulative Updates (CUs) include previous released Security Updates. If not such documentation available and you know the answer anyway, please help.
Paulino
Hi,
I am Sujit.I've been attempting to install SQL Server Express 2017 on a Windows 10.When running the installer, it runs all the way through, then at the end I get the following error.I've tried reinstalling it multiple times but it hasn't worked.I would be very grateful if anybody helps me to resolve this issue.
Unable to install SQL Server(setup.exe)
Exit code (Decimal): -2147467259 Error Description: The system cannot find the specified path
SQL SERVER INSTALLATION LOG FOLDER C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\140\Setup Bootstrap\Log\20190818_213314
Hi,
We noticed lately our web server has frequent SQL timeout from the application.
When we check the memory usage, the SQL Server is only using 1GB RAM instead of 7GB RAM we assigned in the option.
Before this, the SQL Server did use up all the available memory we allocated and we do not have this timeout issue.
Below is the screencap.
Is there any setting that may be changed or this behaviour is new from latest patch?
Thanks.
HSLaw
Is SQL Server 2008 is compatible with Windows Server 2012 Standard edition. I wish to upgrade from Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition to Windows 2012 Server Standard Edition.
please guide, on upgrade will the already running SQL Server 2008 on Windows 2008 will work on upgraded OS version of Windows 2012 Server Standard Edition.
Hi Guys,
I am trying to understand how long a service pack is supported by Microsoft. As per this link, looks like its supported 12 months after the release of the next services pack.
But when I look at life cycle page , it looks like Microsoft has released security patch for SQL Server 2016 SP1 well past the 12 months end of life period after the release of the next SP.
SQL Server 2016 SP1 Release date - 2016-11-16
SQL Server 2016 SP2 Release date - 2018-04-24
2016 SP1 end of life should have been 12 months after SP2 was released which would put the end of life an 2019-4-24, but it looks like Microsoft has released security patch after 24 April 2019 as per https://sqlserverbuilds.blogspot.com/
Is that normal?
Hi all,
I have several servers running : Windows Server 2008 R2 OS + SQL Server 2008 R2 , Express and Standard Edition.
Now I want to in-place upgrade these servers cause End of Mainstream support.
I have prepare SQL Server 2012 , 2014 , 2016 Standard Edition license and Windows Server 2012 R2 , 2016 OS license.
What latest version I can upgrade my server ? Should I upgrade OS first then SQL Server or vice versa ?
I assume steps:
- Backup all databases.
- Insert Windows Server OS cd into my servers, run setup.exe to upgrade OS version first.
- Run new SQL server setup file , choose upgrade.
Please give me some advice or document, thank you very much.
Hello SQL Experts,
I have a client that wants to migrate their SQL Server (2014 Standard Edition) from one VM to another under same Physical Server.
The problem is I do not have any idea about their License and they cant find also the License Agreement that was sent by Microsoft before.
I can pull out the Product Key from the Registry but my question is, Can I use the same License on the new VM?
Currently the new VM is running Evaluation Edition while they running through some System Test for few weeks.
Thank you very much!
We are a product based company and using SQL Server as backend. Whenever there is a new version
of OUR product released, we will upgrade the product for all our SaaS customers and upgrading the product across all the SaaS Customers have been automated.
As a pre-upgrade process, we will take DB Snapshot and if any issues with the Product Upgrade, we will revert the DB using the DB Snapshot.
Many times , we will be handling high volume databases (>500gigs). While reverting the snapshot on these kind of bigger databases, we are not able to find the restoring % completed. Is there any way we can identify the percentage of restoring completion
while doing it from the snapshot (we are NOT restoring the FULL backup where we can identify the %completed using percent_complete column in sys.dm_exec_requests table)
I got this error message while trying WITH STATS = 5 --"The revert command is incorrectly specified. The RESTORE statement must be of the form: RESTORE DATABASE <x> FROM DATABASE_SNAPSHOT = <y>."
'percent_complete' column in dm_exec_requests DMV shows 0% till the end of the restoration.
Any solution for monitoring the snapshot restoration?
Hi Experts,
Can we upgrade the SQL server which is running on SQL Server 2008 /2008R2 editions to 2016/17 directly, I am not looking for how to dobut i am looking from license perspective under SA or do we need to procure new license.
Under SA we can upgrade to 2012 of same edition but i looking for 2016/2017. As per the license information he mentioned lower versions and also its mentioned 2012 so bit confused.
Regards,
Pradyothana DP
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SQL Server Service
(2014) is set to "Automatic" and should therefore be automatically started when I boot up my computer. As viewed from Services it is in a "Stopped" state after reboot. I believe this is due to a recent service pack or cumulative update(?)
From the command prompt I am able to start the SQL Server Service by bypassing the Cumulative Update or Service Pack option with the option switch "/T902" :
NET START MSSQL$MSSQLSERVER2014 /T902 after which everything behaves normally.
The Service "Logon" is currently set to "LocalSystem" and I have changed this to both "NT Authority\System" and "NT
AUTHORITY\NETWORKSERVICE" in an attempt to resolve the problem.
Each time the Windows Event log records :
"The SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER2014) service terminated with the following service-specific error:
WARNING: You have until SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER2014) to logoff. If you have not logged off at this time, your session will be disconnected, and any open files or devices you have open may lose data."
By itself the message is pretty useless but I get similar messages when I attempt to change the service logon. Thus, my suspicion is that this is a "permission" type issue such that some script has insufficient "rights" in order to carry out what it is attempting to do.
If I knew where these scripts were located I might try running the scripts manually to identify which one(s) are causing the problem. Running the script manually might be more informative and pinpoint exactly what is causing this. Unfortunately, the next step in resolving this eludes me.
Can you help?
Kev
I am based in India, and we have rented a server that is in Germany. I want to install SQL Server Standard Edition on that server.
Can I buy it from a local reseller based in India, and install it in Germany? Or will I need to buy it from some reseller based in Germany? Is there another option?
Thanks,
Advait
Advait
Hi All,
I am getting below error while installing SQL Server in one of our environment. Error is same for SQL 2012, 2016 & 2017 version.
Below error is generating after providing Service account details in the configuration page.
"current thread must be set to single thread apartment (sta) mode before ole calls can be made."
"Access is denied"
However, installation proceeds with default account but not with service account and log on account can be changed post installation. I am not able to proceed with cluster installation page as service account is mandatory to proceed with install.
Please help if you have any information.
Thanks
Arup Dolai