SQL 2012 different than typical System.OutOfMemoryException
When ssms 2012 hits some kind of memory threshold it stops working, and I have to open a new instance.
I can close all my queries, and trying to return even a single record from a one record single column table is impossible.
The database is fine for memory, since I can run the query in a different instance of ssms with no problem.
I really don't like having to move everything to a new ssms instance twice a day. Is there any workaround?
Is there a memory setting in ssms I am over looking?
The Ssms.exe *32 process that is out of memory is currently using 727,080 k
An error occurred while executing batch. Error message is: Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown.
FileSizeMB
UsedSpaceMB
UnusedSpaceMB
Type
DBFileName
4848.25
62.52
4785.73
Log
BoundReporting_log
97143
61683.75
35459.25
Data
BoundReporting
101991.25
61746.27
40244.98
Total for all files
Also my box is fine. I'm Using 5.43 of 8 gb of ram.
I'm getting the same problem about once/week with SQL 2012 SP2 CU2. Guess I'll try a more recent update and see what happens...
Please note that this is a client-side issue, not server side. SSMS.exe vs. the actual server component.
Yes, Shanky_621,
we did use the key words "out of memory", but neither of your posts are relevant.
My own SSMS version info reports:
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 11.0.5548.0
Microsoft Analysis Services Client Tools 11.0.5548.0
Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 6.1.7601.17514
Microsoft MSXML 3.0 4.0 6.0
Microsoft Internet Explorer 9.11.9600.17633
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0.30319.34209
Operating System 6.1.7601
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Is backing up and Restoring SharePoint 2013 Farm with SQL 2012 "Always On" High Availability now supported using "System Center 2012 R2 Data Protection Manager"?
I cannot find confirmation anywhere.
Regards,
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http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/0c047737-4733-4ad5-a24d-3e6e6ff42f70/dpm-2012-sp1-and-sharepoint-2013-on-a-sql-2012-alwayson-ag?forum=dpmsharepointbackup, no it does not look like this is supported.
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Hey, guys!
Tried to find an answer, but nothing works for me.
So on one of servers when I am trying to run DBCC CHECKDB throws two errors
Msg 8921, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Check terminated. A failure was detected while collecting facts. Possibly tempdb out of space or a system table is inconsistent. Check previous errors.
Msg 701, Level 17, State 123, Line 1
There is insufficient system memory in resource pool 'internal' to run this query.
This is a VM hosted on Hyper-V server 2012 R2. VM has Windows Server 2012 R2 and SQL Server 2012 Std. VM had 8 GB of RAM, I increased it to 12GB (static, not dynamic), also I increased paging file size in Windows and size of TEMPDB also recreated TEMPDB.
I also tried to restore the Database, which throws an error from another server. On that server DBCC CHECKDB works fine, but it didn't help - I still receive the same error. Can you suggest, please?Hi,
I agree with you. It is probably a memory issue. First, we need to verify if it is an OS memory issue or caused by SQL Server itself.
Need to use Performance Monitor:
SQLServer:Memory
Memory
Dynamic Management Views:
sys.dm_os_sys_info
sys.dm_exec_query_memory_grants
1. Use performance monitor to check OS memory: available memory(MB) and monitor the OS memory status before the query and when running the query. If it does not change, I can exclude the OS memory factor. Then, I can conclude
this memory issue was caused by SQL Server internal. Also, check if there is Memory leak on your system.
2. Use the below script in SQL Server Management Studio and Result to Text.
while(1=1)
begin
print getdate()
print '*****sys.dm_exec_query_memory_grants******'
select * from sys.dm_exec_query_memory_grants
print 'DBCC memorystatus'
dbcc memorystatus
waitfor delay '00:00:01'
end
Then, check SQLServer:Memory-Granted Workspace Memory (KB) when the issue occurs which specifies the total amount of memory currently granted to executing processes, such as hash, sort, bulk copy, and index creation operations.
And compared with the information got in
sys.dm_exec_query_memory_grants.
3. In addition, use sys.dm_os_sys_info
to identify bpool_commit_target and bpool_commited.
In SQL Server 2012, the columns have been renamed as
committed_target_kb and committed_kb.
committed_kb represents the committed memory in kilobytes (KB) in the memory manager. Does not include reserved memory in the memory manager.
committed_target_kb represents the amount of memory, in kilobytes (KB), that can be consumed by SQL Server memory manager. The target amount is calculated using a variety of
inputs like:
the current state of the system including its load
the memory requested by current processes
the amount of memory installed on the computer
configuration parameters
If committed_target_kb is larger than
committed_kb, the memory manager will try to obtain additional memory. If
committed_target_kb is smaller than committed_kb, the memory manager will try to shrink the amount of memory committed. The
committed_target_kb always includes stolen and reserved memory.
MSSQLSERVER_701
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa337311.aspx
An in-depth look at SQL Server Memory–Part 3
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqljourney/archive/2013/11/02/10402729.aspx
INF: Using DBCC MEMORYSTATUS to Monitor SQL Server Memory Usage
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/271624/en-us
Hope it helps.
Tracy Cai
TechNet Community Support -
System center sql 2012 remote or local install
Guys I'm testing System Center 2012 R2 right now I plan on installing configuration manager for starters. I would like to ask you guys did you install your sql server instance locally for System Center or do you have a remote SQL server installation that
System Center is using are there any pros for installing a local instance over a remote one? Also I was reading somewhere that Sytem Center comes with an SQL server license I always assumed that it would come with SQL Server express and not full blown
SQL Server. So with that said does System Center incluse a full blown SQL Server license?Hi,
In test environment, typically SQL can be on local instance. However in production environment, you can place SQL on remote as when collocated the site server supports a maximum of 50,000 Clients, and if database server is installed on
a Remote server, the Site-Server supports up to 100,000 Clients.
In System Center 2012, along with any edition of Server Management License you get a run-time instance of SQL Server Standard edition when utilized for the SQL engine used by the System Center components.
For further information about SQL Requirements:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg682077.aspx
About System Center Licensing:http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/about-licensing/SystemCenter2012-R2.aspx#tab=1
Regards, Manohar Pusala -
LightSwitch 2012 exception 'System.OutOfMemoryException' in big grid
After installing new version LightSwitch 2012 i received new exception 'System.OutOfMemoryException' in data grid with many rows (more than 30000). Furthermore, grid opens much more slowly than in previous version of LS (2011). I have all last updates (1,2,3,4)
for my Visual Studio 2012. But I don't understand what the problem is?
P.S. Version Windows: Windows 7 Enterprise with SP1 (64 bit)
4 Gb Memory
Processor Intel Pentium G2130 3.2 GHz
Version VS: Visual Studio Professional 2012 11.0.61030.00 Update 4
Previous parameters before install new version VS(2012): Windows Vista & Visual Studio 2010 & LightSwitch 2011 all works properly...To clarify situation, trace.axd:
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200
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Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService
[Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService][Application:Information][LightSwitchServiceApplication.insuranceData:QueryЗадолженность]
Executing 'QueryЗадолженность'
Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService
[Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService][Application:Information][LightSwitchServiceApplication.insuranceData:QueryЗадолженность:PreProcessQuery]
Query Arguments: QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Company', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Company]':
Все | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Act_Status1', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Act_Status1]':
1 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Act_Status2', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Act_Status2]':
2 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Act_Status3', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Act_Status3]':
3 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Act_Status4', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Act_Status4]':
4 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Act_Status5', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Act_Status5]':
5 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Pay_Status1', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Pay_Status1]':
1 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Pay_Status2', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Pay_Status2]':
2 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Pay_Status3', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Pay_Status3]':
3 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'DateRep_YM', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[DateRep_YM]':
201006 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'DateRep_YM2', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[DateRep_YM2]':
201406 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Type', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Type]':
0 | QueryOperationParameter:: Name = 'Source2', ID =
'LightSwitchCommonModule:insuranceData/Members[QueryЗадолженность]/Parameters[Source2]':
0,002991
0,002991
Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService
[Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService][Application:Information][LightSwitchServiceApplication.insuranceData:QueryЗадолженность:DataProviderQuery]
value(System.Data.Objects.ObjectQuery`1[insuranceData.Implementation.Задолженность]).MergeAs(AppendOnly).Where(з
=> (((((з.DateRep_YM.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).DateRep_YM.HasValue
AndAlso (з.DateRep_YM >=
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).DateRep_YM)))
AndAlso (з.DateRep_YM.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).DateRep_YM2.HasValue
AndAlso (з.DateRep_YM <=
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).DateRep_YM2))))
AndAlso
(((value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Company
== null) OrElse
(з.Company.CompareTo(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Company)
== 0)) OrElse
((value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Type.HasValue
== False) OrElse (з.Type.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Type.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Type ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Type))))))
AndAlso (((з.Act_Status.HasValue == False) AndAlso (((з.Pay_Status.HasValue
AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status1.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Pay_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status1)))
OrElse (з.Pay_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status2.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Pay_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status2))))
OrElse (з.Pay_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status3.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Pay_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status3)))))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso (((((з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status1.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status1)))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status2.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status2))))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status3.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status3))))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status4.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status4))))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status5.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status5)))))))
AndAlso
((value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Source2.HasValue
== False) OrElse (з.Source2.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Source2.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Source2 ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Source2)))))).LongCount()
0,004036
0,001045
Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService
[Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService][Application:Information][LightSwitchServiceApplication.insuranceData:QueryЗадолженность:DataProviderQuery]
value(System.Data.Objects.ObjectQuery`1[insuranceData.Implementation.Задолженность]).MergeAs(AppendOnly).Where(з
=> (((((з.DateRep_YM.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).DateRep_YM.HasValue
AndAlso (з.DateRep_YM >=
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).DateRep_YM)))
AndAlso (з.DateRep_YM.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).DateRep_YM2.HasValue
AndAlso (з.DateRep_YM <=
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).DateRep_YM2))))
AndAlso
(((value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Company
== null) OrElse
(з.Company.CompareTo(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Company)
== 0)) OrElse
((value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Type.HasValue
== False) OrElse (з.Type.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Type.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Type ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Type))))))
AndAlso (((з.Act_Status.HasValue == False) AndAlso (((з.Pay_Status.HasValue
AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status1.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Pay_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status1)))
OrElse (з.Pay_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status2.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Pay_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status2))))
OrElse (з.Pay_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status3.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Pay_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Pay_Status3)))))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso (((((з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status1.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status1)))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status2.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status2))))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status3.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status3))))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status4.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Act_Status ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status4))))
OrElse (з.Act_Status.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status5.HasValue
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value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Act_Status5)))))))
AndAlso
((value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Source2.HasValue
== False) OrElse (з.Source2.HasValue AndAlso
(value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Source2.HasValue
AndAlso (з.Source2 ==
value(LightSwitchApplication.Implementation.insuranceDataServiceImplementation+<>c__DisplayClass8).Source2)))))).OrderBy(element
=> element.id).Skip(0).Take(65000)
0,548402
0,544366
Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService
[Microsoft.LightSwitch.DataService][Application:Information][LightSwitchServiceApplication.insuranceData:QueryЗадолженность:QueryExecuted]
The query returned 65000 results.
4,108923
3,560521
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ViewState Size Bytes (excluding children)
ControlState Size Bytes (excluding children)
Session State
Session Key
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Application State
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Type
Value
Request Cookies Collection
Name
Value
Size
Response Cookies Collection
Name
Value
Size
Headers Collection
Name
Value
Connection
Keep-Alive
Accept
application/atom+xml,application/xml
Accept-Charset
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Accept-Encoding
gzip, deflate
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Host
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Referer
http://localhost:49250/default.htm?IsLaunchedByVS=True&AuthenticationType=None&LC=Microsoft.LightSwitch,V
User-Agent
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Microsoft .NET Framework Version:4.0.30319; ASP.NET Version:4.0.30319.18408 -
Urgent: System.OutOfMemoryException in SQL Reporting Services 2005 Web Service
Hi All,
On a production server box with 8GB of RAM, we are running a windows service which retrieves image format bytes of a particular report which results in pages ranging from 10 to 300 using Reporting Services 2005 Web Service.
Problem is when image bytes are being retrieved by using Render method for a report with more than around 30-40 pages,
Report Web Service throws an exception of type System.OutOfMemoryException. This does not happen with reports with smaller pages. Please note that we are retrieving high DPI image and we have no option but to do so.
Since the production server has 8 GB of RAM and we have even enabled the 3GB switch in boot.ini of Windows Server 2003, This problem still exists.
I have already read the contents of the article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/909678 but as i mentioned even the large physical memory does not seem to help and shortening the report is not an option.
Also note that large number of records is also not a problem as our application works fine when we generate excel files instead of images.
Follwing is the detailed exception that we receive.
System.OutOfMemoryException: Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown.
at System.String.GetStringForStringBuilder(String value, Int32 startIndex, Int32 length, Int32 capacity)
at System.Text.StringBuilder.set_Capacity(Int32 value)
at System.Xml.BufferBuilder.ToString()
at System.Xml.XmlTextReaderImpl.ParseText()
at System.Xml.XmlTextReaderImpl.ParseElementContent()
at System.Xml.XmlTextReaderImpl.Read()
at System.Xml.XmlTextReader.Read()
at System.Xml.XmlTextReaderImpl.InitReadElementContentAsBinary()
at System.Xml.XmlTextReaderImpl.ReadElementContentAsBase64(Byte[] buffer, Int32 index, Int32 count)
at System.Xml.XmlTextReader.ReadElementContentAsBase64(Byte[] buffer, Int32 index, Int32 count)
at System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializationReader.ReadByteArray(Boolean isBase64)
at System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializationReader.ToByteArrayBase64(Boolean isNull)
at Microsoft.Xml.Serialization.GeneratedAssembly.XmlSerializationReaderReportExecutionService.Read34_RenderResponse()
at Microsoft.Xml.Serialization.GeneratedAssembly.ArrayOfObjectSerializer25.Deserialize(XmlSerializationReader reader)
at System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer.Deserialize(XmlReader xmlReader, String encodingStyle, XmlDeserializationEvents events)
at System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer.Deserialize(XmlReader xmlReader, String encodingStyle)
at System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.ReadResponse(SoapClientMessage message, WebResponse response, Stream responseStream, Boolean asyncCall)
at System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters)
at ReportExecution2005.ReportExecutionService.Render(String Format, String DeviceInfo, String& Extension, String& MimeType, String& Encoding, Warning[]& Warnings, String[]& StreamIds)Hi Hameer,
This error might be caused by the memory limit. There are two settings that will affect the memory configuration.
When you render a report through the Reporting Services Web service, the Reporting Services Web service obtains the "MemoryLimit" setting from the Machine.config file.
A scheduled report is rendered by the Report Server Windows service. The Report Server Windows service obtains the "MemoryLimit" setting from the RSReportServer.config file.
These values represent a percentage of physical memory. You can adjust them to change the memory limit.
If there are any more questions, please let me know.
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Instance failure, in System.Data in sql 2012
On Win Server 2012 Standard I have a C# app that runs fine with sql 2008 express. When I installed sql 2012 express I get "instance Failure" source: System.data. when the following LYNQ query executes:
//MessageBox.Show("Starting GetInitialPortStatus.");
db =new
DataClasses1DataContext(); //establish
dataconnection to CALMasterSQL
// 2. Query creation.
var PortsQuery =from
portrecord in db.Channels
select portrecord;
// 3. Query execution.
int count = 0;
// MessageBox.Show("Starting >portrecord in PortsQuery<.");
foreach (var
portrecord in PortsQuery)
// add rows to the grid for each record in the database Ports table
Otherwise the app works fine. The closet fix in the forum I could find was to run
exec sp_configure 'user instances enabled',
1.
Go
Reconfigure
Which I did but no change.
How can this be corrected. It seems like it is a known issue but no fix for sql 2012?
Thanks
Morris
Thank you MorrisThanks for your reply.
The connection string is:
<add name="CMMainWindow.Properties.Settings.CALLMASTERConnectionString"
connectionString="Data Source=HLA2012\\SQL2012EXP;Initial Catalog=CALLMasterSQL;Integrated Security=True;Connect Timeout=5"
providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
The SQl instance is call "SQL2012EXP". There is also SQL 2008 Express on the same machine called SQLExpress.
Both engines work fine in every other way.
Thanks
Morris
Thank you Morris
Hi MoCoder,
According to your description, if it contains a double-slash between the server name and the database instance name in your connection string, it should be localhost\SQLEXPRESS. There is a similar issue about instance failure when connecting to SQL Server
Express in C# application. You can review the following article.
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/FixingInstanceFailureWhenConnectingToSQLServer2005Express.aspx
In addition, Make sure your SQL Server instance(MSSQLSERVER) is running via the services management console.
Thanks,
Sofiya Li
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Planning System Center Operation Manager 2012 R2 on SQL 2012 Active/Passive Cluster
Dears,
I'm planning to deploy System Center Operation Manager 2012 R2 on SQL 2012 Active/Passive Cluster which have other sql instances running for other applications. And i'm planning to create a new instance for SCOM, kindly provide me recommendation
whether i can install all sql databases for SCOM on same sql instance or does it require separate instances for opsmanger database , dw database and ACS database?
Thanks in advance..Hi,
Yes, all SCOM SQL databases can run on the same instance of SQL server.
As well, look at some helpful posts for the topic:
http://technet.microsoft.com/library/dn281933.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/kevinholman/archive/2013/10/18/opsmgr-2012-r2-quickstart-deployment-guide.aspx
Natalya
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Samples fall under a different category than production systems
hi
in http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/november2011-otn-harvest-1389769.pdf
section "How to detect browser type and version from ADF Faces" (p. 22)
Frank Nimphius writes
"Ps.: I can almost hear John Stegeman, the Oracle ADF community expert I introduce in this month's OTN Harvest Spotlight, saying that System.out.println is not what I should be using, but AdfLogger. And right he is – however, samples fall under a different category than production systems. "
Agreed, samples fall under a different category than production systems.
But, sometimes I wonder if it justified for samples to be (much) different from a production system.
First, there is not always such an explicit disclaimer on samples, to point out where significant differences are with a production system.
Sure, that is where your own skills and experience come into play, but not everyone always recognizes all aspects that should be different for a production system.
Second, why is it too much to bother to use an approach in a sample that can be in a production system?
Could this be related to the complexity of the context (tools/framework/product) the sample is being created in? If so, maybe that context should improve.
Sometimes, the simplicity of a solution a sample is intended to demonstrate, is lost when it is implemented in a production system.
Maybe it is good practice when writing a sample, to ask the question : What should be different for a production system?
Although, I currently don't have any good examples of such a "sample gap ", maybe I will update this forum thread if I bump into one.
Any comments or examples are welcome.
many thanks
Jan VerveckenThanks for the replies John and Timo.
John Stegeman wrote:
... Never use System.out.println if you are producing something for others to learn from. ...
Timo Hahn wrote:I'm with John here (even if I caught myself using SOP sometimes). ...Wow, you guys are rather strict about this.
My idea was (and is) to be lenient on the System.out.println() example, because I would consider this a minor "sample gap".
But, you are probably right (if you can find the discipline).
regards
Jan
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Flash.system.System.totalMemory different than Windows mem display
Anyone know why flash.system.System.totalMemory is much
different than what I see FlashPlayer taking up in the Windows Task
Manager?
I would expect to see some overhead, but the differences I'm
seeing are quite large (i.e. 80MB vs 150MB).
ThanksI may have run into something that might be related. The project I am working on was going fine until I added updates and switch from VGA to HDMI. I added the updates via ICE rather than download after install. The OS install went through the normal
routine and rebooted. I removed the installation disk and the system rebooted and started to continue the install process. Then the screen went blank as if the system was going to reboot... nothing. I checked the HDMI output and still nothing. I removed
all the updates and tried again, same exact result. If I power cycle the message says that the install failed.
I went into the BIOS and found the video settings had support for CRT, HDMI and LVDS. I have ran into LVDS issues before. I disable LVDS, and set the system to output from CRT. This time the OS installer worked as expected. My guess is that the video driver
switched to the LVDS screen. You might be getting a video driver update - check the BIOS settings and disable LVDS if enabled.
Sean Liming - Book Author: Starter Guide SIM (WEI), Pro Guide to WE8S & WES 7, Pro Guide to POS for .NET - www.annabooks.com / www.seanliming.com
There's no driver updates, also I don't have the option for LVDS in the bios. The computer has a display port and HDMI, I'm using the HDMI.
I re-imaged the computer and tried updating 1 update at a time to try an isolate the problem. About 5 updates in I realized it would take several hours to complete the job, so I started to group the updates. The problem re-occurred with the following
group of updates.
KB2991963
KB2992611
KB2993958
KB3003743
KB3004361
Unfortunately I don't see a correlation. I re-imaged and re-installed the updates on 3 other identical machines and could not reproduce the problem. Very frustrating... -
Exported DDL different than the SQL tab
Hi,
I found that the DDL generated by performing Tools->export is different than what is shown in the SQL tab on RHS window for any table.
Is there any reason, since the SQL tab's display is not useful to recreate the table, as the sequence of constraints/indexes is incorrect.
The tools->export generates DDL properly.
Can someone fix this issue?The Tools - Export reads DBMS Metadata, the SQL Tab does not. This is intentional. However I have logged a bug about the sequence of the constraints/indexes to track that issue.
Regards
Sue -
We have recently upgraded from SQL server 2008 to SQL server 2012.
We are getting this error when browsing to several pages on our website.
There is insufficient system memory in resource pool 'internal' to run this query
Most of the pages just try to do sql statements or stored procedures. I found a fix related to this error for sql 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2769594/en-gb
I did install it on server but the problem still remains.
I have increased Maximum server memory to 20 GB to see if it will affect but it didnt.
Memory on server is 32GB
This is the sql version we have
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 (SP1) - 11.0.3393.0 (X64)
Oct 25 2013 19:04:40
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation
Standard Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 6.2 <X64> (Build 9200: )
How can i solve this error?It keeps on appearing when browsing .net websiteThis is the ouptut of memory status
Process/System Counts Value
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Available Virtual Memory 8741595508736
Available Paging File 17090838528
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Mainly we have SQL and IIS on server -
If you have a table with a unique index and ignore_dup_key = on and you INSERT rows into that table with an ORDER BY clause (because you want to control which of the duplicate
key rows gets inserted), the wrong row gets inserted in SQL2012. It works correctly in SQL 2008.
We have recently migrated a database from SQL 2008 to SQL 2012. We do have few other dbs which are in compatability mode 100. The above operation works fine
in SQL 2008 dbs but not SQL 2012.
I've even tried applying the latest patch for SQL 2012 SP2 with CU2. Still the problem exists. I'm going to call MS support, but want to know if anyone has come across this problem ?The MS documentation doesn't guarantee that the first row of the duplicates will always be inserted and the next duplicate row(s) get(s) ignored. Where did you find it in the MS documentation? I think you were just lucky that it was always inserting the
first row in SQL 2008 (and ignoring the rest of the duplicates) - I don't think this is guaranteed
Satish Kartan http://www.sqlfood.com/ -
Newbie here... I am using our development VM's one has SP 2010 installed/working and configured and the other is SQL 2012 housing the DB's for the working SP sites and a third running IIS and hosting the pages. I want to use clones to copy to additional
VM's, rename the SQL and rename the SP 2010 (the IIS will stay the same just add the cloned site to it. MY question is "Is there an automated way of reconfiguring SP 2010 to point to the new SQL server? (I've already figured out how to change the SID
information and run the queries on the SQL, just need info on the SP 2010 part.)
Thanks,
Jon P.You can't do this, don't try it. For VM purposes, SharePoint does not support:
Time Sync
Snapshotting/Checkpoints
VM Backups (e.g. SAN-based or VMDK/VHD-based backups)
You will cause problems doing what you're attempting to do, unless you isolate these VMs onto a new network that has no access to the production network -- in this case, you would also need a copy of one Domain Controller from production, as well.
Best bet is to build a new farm and restore content to it via content database/service application database restoration.
Trevor Seward
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