We have recently migrated from an HP server to a new one, HP DL-380, 6 Disks ( 2 o.s. Mirror 1 + 3 database Mirror 5 + 1 Hot spare ), we instaled Windows 2003 Server, SQL-SERVER 2005 SP2 ( the old one had SQL-SERVER 2000 ) and we are runing and ERP systems that runs with Sql-Server.
We instaled the server and the soft and run it in production about a month ago, since almost the first day, the server hangs up when we run some random parts of the ERP program.
We request hp to change the mother, check the memories, the procesor, etc they told as that this isn't a hardware issue.
After further research we found that the only clue in this problem, the only big diffrence between the old server and the new one, ( among the Sql-Server version ) is that the Collation sequence is differnt, the server has ModernSpanish, the database is using SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS, the same that has almost all other clients instalations.
We are not sure if the source of the prolbem is this, but we are runing out of ideas here. We change the Sql-Server user name that runs the process, created a new one. Again the same result.
Can anybody help with this ?hp is correct - this isn't a hardware issue....
but there were several compaq fixpacks for the dl series
that needed to be installed.
did you wipe the OS completely prior to the new loads,
or was it just an upgrade to the existing system?
How did you migrate the application(s) just by copying the files
or did you accomplish a new instalaltion and move the database over?
or did you perform a DTS export and import in the ETL process?
more questions after you answer these
thanks
tony|||HP's partner instaled all the necesary fixpacks.
We instaled the OS from scratch the first time ( one month ago ). I don't want to reinstall all the SO neither.
We installed all aplications again, not copying
As we usualy do, we restore the database from a backup file on to the Sql-server, the Sql-Server is a SQL Server Standard Edition 2005 win32 Spanish, we don't use DTS for the migration
Thank you
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Sunday, March 11, 2012
Friday, February 24, 2012
Distribution Agent Hangs
Message
Another distribution agent for the subscription(s) is running or the server
is working on a previous request by the same agent.I have two Transactional
publications that were setup as push subscriptions, occasionally when the
distribution agent failed the spid did not complete and when the distribution
agent ran again we got this error
Killing the old SPID is a work around for the problem.
However, we have recently installed SQL 2005 and this is now the
distribution server. We had problems with the DTS packages so the
subscriptions have been changed to pull subscriptions, however now we are
getting this problem most nights and the spid hangs around everytime the
agent fails. Again killing the old spid is a work around but now its
happening too often for this to be acceptable.
Subscriber and Publisher are both SQL 2000 and are not likely to be
upgrading in the near future.
This only happens on two publications, and there are three publications set
up the same way on the same servers, and we have never had a problem with the
third one.
Any suggestions would be most welcome
Thanks
The first part of my message appears to be missing from the post.
We originally had a problem with this when the distributor was SQL 2000, and
the subscriptions were pull subscriptions.
We get this error when the distribution Agent fails (doesn't seem to matter
why it failed) the Agent Job errors and has stopped, but for some reason the
SPID does not disconnect hence when the distribution agent starts again we
get the error previously mention.
"Janet" wrote:
> Message
> Another distribution agent for the subscription(s) is running or the server
> is working on a previous request by the same agent.I have two Transactional
> publications that were setup as push subscriptions, occasionally when the
> distribution agent failed the spid did not complete and when the distribution
> agent ran again we got this error
> Killing the old SPID is a work around for the problem.
> However, we have recently installed SQL 2005 and this is now the
> distribution server. We had problems with the DTS packages so the
> subscriptions have been changed to pull subscriptions, however now we are
> getting this problem most nights and the spid hangs around everytime the
> agent fails. Again killing the old spid is a work around but now its
> happening too often for this to be acceptable.
> Subscriber and Publisher are both SQL 2000 and are not likely to be
> upgrading in the near future.
> This only happens on two publications, and there are three publications set
> up the same way on the same servers, and we have never had a problem with the
> third one.
> Any suggestions would be most welcome
> Thanks
>
Another distribution agent for the subscription(s) is running or the server
is working on a previous request by the same agent.I have two Transactional
publications that were setup as push subscriptions, occasionally when the
distribution agent failed the spid did not complete and when the distribution
agent ran again we got this error
Killing the old SPID is a work around for the problem.
However, we have recently installed SQL 2005 and this is now the
distribution server. We had problems with the DTS packages so the
subscriptions have been changed to pull subscriptions, however now we are
getting this problem most nights and the spid hangs around everytime the
agent fails. Again killing the old spid is a work around but now its
happening too often for this to be acceptable.
Subscriber and Publisher are both SQL 2000 and are not likely to be
upgrading in the near future.
This only happens on two publications, and there are three publications set
up the same way on the same servers, and we have never had a problem with the
third one.
Any suggestions would be most welcome
Thanks
The first part of my message appears to be missing from the post.
We originally had a problem with this when the distributor was SQL 2000, and
the subscriptions were pull subscriptions.
We get this error when the distribution Agent fails (doesn't seem to matter
why it failed) the Agent Job errors and has stopped, but for some reason the
SPID does not disconnect hence when the distribution agent starts again we
get the error previously mention.
"Janet" wrote:
> Message
> Another distribution agent for the subscription(s) is running or the server
> is working on a previous request by the same agent.I have two Transactional
> publications that were setup as push subscriptions, occasionally when the
> distribution agent failed the spid did not complete and when the distribution
> agent ran again we got this error
> Killing the old SPID is a work around for the problem.
> However, we have recently installed SQL 2005 and this is now the
> distribution server. We had problems with the DTS packages so the
> subscriptions have been changed to pull subscriptions, however now we are
> getting this problem most nights and the spid hangs around everytime the
> agent fails. Again killing the old spid is a work around but now its
> happening too often for this to be acceptable.
> Subscriber and Publisher are both SQL 2000 and are not likely to be
> upgrading in the near future.
> This only happens on two publications, and there are three publications set
> up the same way on the same servers, and we have never had a problem with the
> third one.
> Any suggestions would be most welcome
> Thanks
>
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