Comments for Tom's blog http://synsol.eu/blog Thoughts about SQL and related stuff... Wed, 12 Oct 2011 20:22:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Clustered SQL Server 2008 SP1: services not starting by Joe http://synsol.eu/blog/2009/12/clustered-sql-server-2008-sp1-services-not-starting/#comment-152 Joe Wed, 12 Oct 2011 20:22:06 +0000 http://synsol.eu/blog/?p=132#comment-152 Thanks for the info. I was having this problem with SQL 2008R2 on a Windows 2008R2 cluster and the second option (BackConnectionHostNames) worked perfectly! Thanks again! Thanks for the info. I was having this problem with SQL 2008R2 on a Windows 2008R2 cluster and the second option (BackConnectionHostNames) worked perfectly! Thanks again!

]]> Comment on Error installing SQL 2008 geo cluster: rule “Cluster shared disk available check” failed by Oliver http://synsol.eu/blog/2009/11/error-installing-sql-2008-geo-cluster-rule-cluster-shared-disk-available-check-failed/#comment-151 Oliver Thu, 22 Sep 2011 08:56:27 +0000 http://synsol.eu/blog/2009/11/error-installing-sql-2008-geo-cluster-rule-cluster-shared-disk-available-check-failed/#comment-151 Hi, for me the following link helped: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953748 Hi,

for me the following link helped:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953748

]]> Comment on Error “System Assertion Check has failed” Msg 3624, Level 17, State 1 when trying to do a log restore with the STOPATMARK option in SQL 2008 by MJE http://synsol.eu/blog/2011/06/error-system-assertion-check-has-failed-msg-3624-level-17-state-1-when-trying-to-do-a-log-restore-with-the-stopatmark-option-in-sql-2008/#comment-150 MJE Thu, 15 Sep 2011 17:29:38 +0000 http://synsol.eu/blog/2011/06/error-system-assertion-check-has-failed-msg-3624-level-17-state-1-when-trying-to-do-a-log-restore-with-the-stopatmark-option-in-sql-2008/#comment-150 My previous post was missing values::: I am not sure if a solution was found for this. I updated my SS2008R2 instance to SP1, but continued to maintain the same issue. My solution was to Select the contents of the table causing the issue into a new table (OldTable_00). Rename the Old Table (OldTable_). Rename newly created table to the old name (OldTable), moved the FK relationships from (OldTable_) to newly created/renamed (OldTable). Placed the Primary Key on the newly created/renamed (OldTable). Ran my query again….TaDa!!! all working now. This may not be your solution, but it worked in my case. My previous post was missing values:::
I am not sure if a solution was found for this.
I updated my SS2008R2 instance to SP1, but continued to maintain the same issue.
My solution was to Select the contents of the table causing the issue into a new table (OldTable_00).
Rename the Old Table (OldTable_).
Rename newly created table to the old name (OldTable), moved the FK relationships from (OldTable_) to newly created/renamed (OldTable).
Placed the Primary Key on the newly created/renamed (OldTable).
Ran my query again….TaDa!!!
all working now.
This may not be your solution, but it worked in my case.

]]> Comment on Error “System Assertion Check has failed” Msg 3624, Level 17, State 1 when trying to do a log restore with the STOPATMARK option in SQL 2008 by MJE http://synsol.eu/blog/2011/06/error-system-assertion-check-has-failed-msg-3624-level-17-state-1-when-trying-to-do-a-log-restore-with-the-stopatmark-option-in-sql-2008/#comment-149 MJE Thu, 15 Sep 2011 17:26:55 +0000 http://synsol.eu/blog/2011/06/error-system-assertion-check-has-failed-msg-3624-level-17-state-1-when-trying-to-do-a-log-restore-with-the-stopatmark-option-in-sql-2008/#comment-149 I am not sure if a solution was found for this. I updated my SS2008R2 instance to SP1, but continued to maintain the same issue. My solution was to Select the contents of the table causing the issue into a new table <>. Rename the Old Table<>. Rename <> to <>, moved the FK relationships from <> to newly created/renamed <>. Placed the Primary Key on the newly created/renamed <>. Ran my query again....TaDa!!! all working now. This may not be your solution, but it worked in my case. I am not sure if a solution was found for this.
I updated my SS2008R2 instance to SP1, but continued to maintain the same issue.
My solution was to Select the contents of the table causing the issue into a new table <>.
Rename the Old Table<>.
Rename <> to <>, moved the FK relationships from <> to newly created/renamed <>.
Placed the Primary Key on the newly created/renamed <>.
Ran my query again….TaDa!!!
all working now.

This may not be your solution, but it worked in my case.

]]> Comment on Error “System Assertion Check has failed” Msg 3624, Level 17, State 1 when trying to do a log restore with the STOPATMARK option in SQL 2008 by Chris http://synsol.eu/blog/2011/06/error-system-assertion-check-has-failed-msg-3624-level-17-state-1-when-trying-to-do-a-log-restore-with-the-stopatmark-option-in-sql-2008/#comment-148 Chris Wed, 29 Jun 2011 19:21:08 +0000 http://synsol.eu/blog/2011/06/error-system-assertion-check-has-failed-msg-3624-level-17-state-1-when-trying-to-do-a-log-restore-with-the-stopatmark-option-in-sql-2008/#comment-148 Tom, Did you ever get any resolution on this? I've been pulling my hair out with the same error message except that it's being reported after a database restore. I've searched all over the place and it appears that the same error will result from a bunch of different things, all of which are likely a result of the same underlying problem. I've you've received any decent support or information I would be VERY interested in finding out about it. Thanks Tom,

Did you ever get any resolution on this? I’ve been pulling my hair out with the same error message except that it’s being reported after a database restore. I’ve searched all over the place and it appears that the same error will result from a bunch of different things, all of which are likely a result of the same underlying problem.

I’ve you’ve received any decent support or information I would be VERY interested in finding out about it.

Thanks

]]> Comment on SQL Clustered Instances automatic Max Server Memory settings by doro http://synsol.eu/blog/2011/03/sql-clustered-instances-automatic-max-server-memory-settings/#comment-147 doro Fri, 10 Jun 2011 14:35:27 +0000 http://synsol.eu/blog/2011/03/sql-clustered-instances-automatic-max-server-memory-settings/#comment-147 great job!! great job!!

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