For the record: the problem was with the 3rd party application. I restarted it and the problem is gone. But it's curious that SQL Server throws such error on these...

I ran into the same error and google brought me here. Just to contribute to the knowledge base: my solution was using three-part name (DATABASE.dbo.TABLE) in all objects referenced in...

Answered by Herr Uwe Ricken at MSDN with the following script:

DECLARE@stmtnvarchar(255)

DECLAREc CURSOR

FOR

SELECT'ALTER LOGIN ' + QUOTENAME(name) + ' WITH CHECK_POLICY = OFF'

FROMsys.sql_logins

WHEREis_policy_checked = 1 AND

name not LIKE '##%' AND

name !=...

sys.database_files and SP_SPACEUSED both give me correct numbers.

The error is only is at {right-click on the database in SSMS} -> [tasks] -> [shrink] -> [files]

The numbers there are different.