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SQL commands not executing
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Forum:
Microsoft SQL Server
Catégorie:
Autre
Versions des environnements
SQL Server:
SQL Server 2000
Application:
Desktop
Divers
Thread ID:
01381043
Message ID:
01381431
Vues:
41
>>>>Hi All!
>>>>
>>>>I have a visual foxpro 9 application that uses SQL Server 2000 as a backend. The application communicates using SQL pass through.
>>>>
>>>>I have a new problem, something we have never noticed before. All of a sudden, I have a situation where the app is sending INSERTs and UPDATE, the server is not reporting an error yet the data changes never happen. I can see the statements coming through on SQL Profiler but it tells me that there are zero writes for the statement.
>>>>
>>>>It gets a little better, here. This is not 100% consistent. They can enter the same transaction multiple times and it won't work x times but at x+1 it will write. Obviously, the code being executed at the client is exactly the same.
>>>>
>>>>The client OS is win2000 Pro and the SQL Server os in win2000 Server.
>>>>
>>>>Any ideas?
>>>
>>>We have the same situation with SQL Server 2005 on some very fast computers with lots of memory and fast disks. Fortunately with SP1 that bug has been fixed.
>>>So check to see if you have SP4 installed.
>>>
>>>
>>> check http://support.microsoft.com/kb/810885
>>
>>I checked and I have SP4. Nothing beyond it though. None of the hotfixes since then have been applied...
>
>And what is the SP for the Windows?
>Why not upgrade both?

Latest SP on the windows. As for upgrading both, I would love to if only they would authorize the expense. It's a tough economy..

I have worked around the issue by checking to see if the insert was successful and redoing it if the ID of the inserted row was not in the table (after I ran the insert). Very wierd...

Thanks for the assist.
Menachem Bazian, CPA
President
BC Consulting Services, Inc.
973-773-7276
Menachem@BazianCentral.com
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