How Do I resolve SSMS 'is busy" issue

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JC-3113 SSCrazy Eights Points: 8371 More actions · Answer 1

Hi Brandie

you know what i did was replied to OLDHAND where i stated the SP3.

My bad ..

as far as the Maint Plans

I just changed several tasks

and did some renames of some test plans i have to test the right click fix

i have not narrowed it down to any one particular issue within the maint plans

i would have to spend some time to do that and see if there is any commonality

Jim

Brandie Tarvin SSC Guru Points: 173053 More actions · Answer 2

Other than calling Microsoft, that's the next best thing I can recommend. Try to narrow it down to a common denominator.

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JC-3113 SSCrazy Eights Points: 8371 More actions · Answer 3

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September 22, 2010 at 12:42 pm

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ok Brandie

thanks for your input

jim

bochambers Say Hey Kid Points: 700 More actions · Answer 4

You sir, are a legend! Sorry for bumping a 6 year old post, but I have started getting this issue after installing some .Net and Visual Studio libraries which seem to be creating this same issue. The right click on the system tray icon works a treat!

FYI, I'm running SSMS 2014 on Windows 7 SP1.

five_ten_fiftyfold Ten Centuries Points: 1164 More actions · Answer 5

So I come across this thread nine years and several iterations of SSMS after the event, totally fed up with having to restart SSMS repeatedly, often losing work along the way. I think to myself, there's no way on earth this is going to work.

It only did work though! My flabber was well and truly gasted. @JC-3113, if you're still a denizen of these parts, please accept my sincere thanks.

This is a high-class Bureau-de-Change.

Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004312 More actions · Answer 6

five_ten_fiftyfold wrote:

So I come across this thread nine years and several iterations of SSMS after the event, totally fed up with having to restart SSMS repeatedly, often losing work along the way. I think to myself, there's no way on earth this is going to work. It only did work though! My flabber was well and truly gasted. @JC-3113, if you're still a denizen of these parts, please accept my sincere thanks.

It was actually the "Meet George Jetson" user (Chris Powell) at the following post on this thread. Here's the link...

https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/topic/how-do-i-resolve-ssms-is-busy-issue#post-1223186

This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Jeff Moden.

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five_ten_fiftyfold Ten Centuries Points: 1164 More actions · Answer 7

Right you are.

Here's to you, Meet George Jetson / Chris Powell.

This is a high-class Bureau-de-Change.

nickyboylusdoc@gmail.com Newbie Points: 6 More actions · Answer 8

Thanks for the idea... now the bug can be fixed by right clicking on the sql on the taskbar.. Thanks a lot