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  • RE: MOM - Database Health

    There is enough disk space, log is ok, and everything looks fine.

    But MOM still reports error.

    Vera

  • RE: MOM - Database Health

    Oops!

    Sorry for this. Something went wrong with posting so it's has been posted for 4 times.

    Hope you are still willing to help me.

     

    Vera

  • RE: MOM - Database Health

    I am so sorry.

    Here is the message:

     

     

    Operations Manager Critical Error Alert on ServerNAme

    Severity:  Critical Error

    Status:  New

    Source:  SQL Server 2000 Database

    Health:MSSQLSERVER

  • RE: MOM - Database Health

    I am so sorry.

    Here is the message:

     

     

    Operations Manager Critical Error Alert on ServerNAme

    Severity:  Critical Error

    Status:  New

    Source:  SQL Server 2000 Database

    Health:MSSQLSERVER

  • RE: MOM - Database Health

    I am so sorry.

    Here is the message:

     

     

    Operations Manager Critical Error Alert on ServerNAme

    Severity:  Critical Error

    Status:  New

    Source:  SQL Server 2000 Database

    Health:MSSQLSERVER

  • RE: MOM - Database Health

    I am so sorry.

    Here is the message:

     

     

    Operations Manager Critical Error Alert on ServerNAme

    Severity:  Critical Error

    Status:  New

    Source:  SQL Server 2000 Database

    Health:MSSQLSERVER

  • RE: Log File Improper growth

    Forgot to mention:

    Restrict file growth of transaction log is not such a good idea. I think you shouldn't change this option (unrestricted tlog growth). The better solution is to maintain...

  • RE: Log File Improper growth

    First aid:

    Check the recovery model of your database. I suppose it is FULL recovery model. Do your have a lot of bulk inserts? Do you need all of them to...

  • RE: Backup Log with retaindays

    Hi.

    I am not an expert, but I would like to suggest you to check the combination of WITH INIT and NOSKIP while doing backup with retaindays.

    INIT means that you want...

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