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kowani1
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 Posted - 2007-02-15 : 20:36:12
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| Hi All,I am currently running SQL Server 2000 + SP4 on Windows 2000, with 2G of physical memory.On several occasions, I have had my server shutdown itself(esp in the night) when overnight jobs are supposedly running. The error I am getting on the server's event log is:Description:The previous system shutdown at 12:01:34 AM on 16/02/2007 was unexpected. Please help me as this has been intermittent, and it's impacting production. Do I need more memory??Thanks.JungleDBA |
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Kristen
Test
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Posted - 2007-02-16 : 08:37:21
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| I reckon its either a Power Cut/Outage, or a Blue Screen - in which case there should be a .DMP file from the last Blue Screen - if there is one of those that suggests something sick on the computer!I wouldn't expect a memory shortage to cause the machine to just crash!Kristen |
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Abnormal SQL Server Shutdown