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Size Limits?

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July 29, 2009 at 7:50 am

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Sql server 2005 32 bit.
The MDF file is 27GB, one table within the database is 25GB.
Would this cause an issue. I have SSIS package that loads this database and it is failing.
I can't figure our why as of yet. What are the size limits on tables and database within sql 2005?
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Rome-828069 Say Hey Kid Points: 673 More actions · Answer 1

Nothing that small. Maybe your package is timing out? What's the error text say?

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Doug (7/29/2009)
What are the size limits on tables and database within sql 2005?

16 TB for data file and 2 TB for log file, 524,258 TB for the database. There is no limit on number of rows. It's dependent on the available space. see maximum capacity specifications.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143432(SQL.90).aspx"> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143432(SQL.90).aspx

Pradeep Singh

Animal Magic SSChampion Points: 13964 More actions · Answer 3

definately nothing to do with the database size as has been stated. look at the error code in the job history and you should be able to work it out from there. could be a timeout, PK/FK violation etc

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Rome (7/29/2009)
Nothing that small. Maybe your package is timing out? What's the error text say?

An error occurred with the following error message: "Insufficient system storage. The server response was: 4.1.0 ... temporary failure".

Animal Magic SSChampion Points: 13964 More actions · Answer 5

what is the job doing?? does it move any files anywhere possibly to a drive that may be full?? i dont think it will be a problem with the database itself unless the drive the database is on is full and its trying to autogrow?

is there anything in your sql logs that specifiy any other errors?

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Animal Magic (7/29/2009)
what is the job doing?? does it move any files anywhere possibly to a drive that may be full?? i dont think it will be a problem with the database itself unless the drive the database is on is full and its trying to autogrow?
is there anything in your sql logs that specifiy any other errors?

It Truncates Tables and reloads them with fresh ODBC data.

No disk issues all have 80+ gigs free.

What sql logs should I look at?

This error looks like it occured in the SSIS Log when SSIS tried to execute a send mail task.

However one of the tables has zero rows, so something failed.

mineshchristian SSC Rookie Points: 47 More actions · Answer 7

I had the same issue...This was issue with email server itself. So check with your Support team

TheSQLGuru SSC Guru Points: 134017 More actions · Answer 8

Are you trying to load to the free SQL Express edition? That has a 2GB file limit in SQL 2005/2008 and 10GB limit in 2008R2.

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Mike McQuillan SSCertifiable Points: 6000 More actions · Answer 9

Could it be a RAM issue? If you only have a small amount of RAM you may be experiencing swap-outs to disk which could affect time-outs etc. Is there anything else running on the box which is utilising lots of resources?

Mike.