log file for tempdb is full

I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The log
file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
database to free up some log space."
How can I fix this problem?Check out this link
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2446
"Geoff" <cbsinc@.earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The
log
> file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
> database to free up some log space."
> How can I fix this problem?
>|||This indicates that you need to increaes the log file for a tempdb. The size
required depends on your application's use of tempdb.
--
Wei Xiao [MSFT]
SQL Server Storage Engine Development
http://blogs.msdn.com/weix
"Geoff" <cbsinc@.earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The
log
> file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
> database to free up some log space."
> How can I fix this problem?
>

log file for tempdb is full

I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The log
file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
database to free up some log space."
How can I fix this problem?Check out this link
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2446
"Geoff" <cbsinc@.earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:FDgue.7507$hK3.787@.newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The
log
> file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
> database to free up some log space."
> How can I fix this problem?
>|||This indicates that you need to increaes the log file for a tempdb. The size
required depends on your application's use of tempdb.
--
--
Wei Xiao [MSFT]
SQL Server Storage Engine Development
http://blogs.msdn.com/weix
"Geoff" <cbsinc@.earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:FDgue.7507$hK3.787@.newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The
log
> file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
> database to free up some log space."
> How can I fix this problem?
>

log file for tempdb is full

I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The log
file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
database to free up some log space."
How can I fix this problem?
Check out this link
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2446
"Geoff" <cbsinc@.earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:FDgue.7507$hK3.787@.newsread3.news.pas.earthli nk.net...
> I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The
log
> file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
> database to free up some log space."
> How can I fix this problem?
>
|||This indicates that you need to increaes the log file for a tempdb. The size
required depends on your application's use of tempdb.
--
Wei Xiao [MSFT]
SQL Server Storage Engine Development
http://blogs.msdn.com/weix
"Geoff" <cbsinc@.earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:FDgue.7507$hK3.787@.newsread3.news.pas.earthli nk.net...
> I continue to get this message in event viewer for SQL Server 2000 "The
log
> file for database tempdb is full. Backup the transaction log for the
> database to free up some log space."
> How can I fix this problem?
>

Log file becomes ungrowable every morning.

Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a SQL
2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set a
new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has always
been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for this
data, and there are no quotas in place. CHKDSK reports no errors, and
fragmentation is not excessive. Any ideas where to look next?
Machine is running SBS-2003, SQL2000 & everything else is fully updated as
of a week ago.
Thanks.On 23.04.2007 08:12, Mal Osborne wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a S
QL
> 2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
> errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
> out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set
a
> new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
> The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
> until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has alwa
ys
> been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
> space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for this[/vbcol
]
Well, then change it to a fixed size. With an increase of 10% every
resize needs more disk space - and thus takes longer or runs the risk of
running out of disk space. Btw, did you check space on the device? Do
you backup or shrink TX logs?
robert|||"Mal Osborne" <Mal Osborne@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:37B56334-A6E6-4628-8BFF-E51BE4F1C7CD@.microsoft.com...
> Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a
> SQL
> 2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
> errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
> out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set
> a
> new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
> The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
> until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has
> always
> been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
> space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for
> this
> data, and there are no quotas in place. CHKDSK reports no errors, and
> fragmentation is not excessive. Any ideas where to look next?
Not sure why it's not permitted to grow.
But in any event, two questions:
Are you doing any form of index rebuild over night?
Are you doing transaction log backups on a regular basis?

> Machine is running SBS-2003, SQL2000 & everything else is fully updated as
> of a week ago.
> Thanks.
Greg Moore
SQL Server DBA Consulting Remote and Onsite available!
Email: sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com/sqlserver.html

Log file becomes ungrowable every morning.

Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a SQL
2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set a
new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has always
been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for this
data, and there are no quotas in place. CHKDSK reports no errors, and
fragmentation is not excessive. Any ideas where to look next?
Machine is running SBS-2003, SQL2000 & everything else is fully updated as
of a week ago.
Thanks.
On 23.04.2007 08:12, Mal Osborne wrote:
> Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a SQL
> 2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
> errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
> out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set a
> new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
> The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
> until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has always
> been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
> space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for this
Well, then change it to a fixed size. With an increase of 10% every
resize needs more disk space - and thus takes longer or runs the risk of
running out of disk space. Btw, did you check space on the device? Do
you backup or shrink TX logs?
robert
|||"Mal Osborne" <Mal Osborne@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:37B56334-A6E6-4628-8BFF-E51BE4F1C7CD@.microsoft.com...
> Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a
> SQL
> 2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
> errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
> out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set
> a
> new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
> The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
> until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has
> always
> been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
> space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for
> this
> data, and there are no quotas in place. CHKDSK reports no errors, and
> fragmentation is not excessive. Any ideas where to look next?
Not sure why it's not permitted to grow.
But in any event, two questions:
Are you doing any form of index rebuild over night?
Are you doing transaction log backups on a regular basis?

> Machine is running SBS-2003, SQL2000 & everything else is fully updated as
> of a week ago.
> Thanks.
Greg Moore
SQL Server DBA Consulting Remote and Onsite available!
Email: sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com/sqlserver.html

Log file becomes ungrowable every morning.

Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a SQL
2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set a
new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has always
been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for this
data, and there are no quotas in place. CHKDSK reports no errors, and
fragmentation is not excessive. Any ideas where to look next?
Machine is running SBS-2003, SQL2000 & everything else is fully updated as
of a week ago.
Thanks.On 23.04.2007 08:12, Mal Osborne wrote:
> Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a SQL
> 2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
> errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
> out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set a
> new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
> The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
> until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has always
> been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
> space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for this
Well, then change it to a fixed size. With an increase of 10% every
resize needs more disk space - and thus takes longer or runs the risk of
running out of disk space. Btw, did you check space on the device? Do
you backup or shrink TX logs?
robert|||"Mal Osborne" <Mal Osborne@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:37B56334-A6E6-4628-8BFF-E51BE4F1C7CD@.microsoft.com...
> Have a site with a wierd problem. A 3rd party application is accessing a
> SQL
> 2000 database. Each morning, the event log contains a heap of 17055:5144
> errors, "Autogrow of file 'data_log" in Database 'data' cancelled or timed
> out in 30547 ms. Use ALTER DATABASE to set a smaller FILEGROWTH or to set
> a
> new size" Users report errors that seem directly related to this problem.
> The solution is to cycle the SQL service, this will see things work again
> until the next morning. I have seen this error before, but there has
> always
> been a good reason. In this case, I cannot find one. There is ample disk
> space, and the log is set to grow by 10% as needed. AV is excluded for
> this
> data, and there are no quotas in place. CHKDSK reports no errors, and
> fragmentation is not excessive. Any ideas where to look next?
Not sure why it's not permitted to grow.
But in any event, two questions:
Are you doing any form of index rebuild over night?
Are you doing transaction log backups on a regular basis?
> Machine is running SBS-2003, SQL2000 & everything else is fully updated as
> of a week ago.
> Thanks.
Greg Moore
SQL Server DBA Consulting Remote and Onsite available!
Email: sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com/sqlserver.html

Log Events is interrelated with Event Viewer Windows?

Hi everyone,

I was wondering how do for 'Log Events' info going to Event Viewer Windows visor.Is it possible or it's just only private info for you SSIS.

Thanks for your input,

Hello. If I follow, what your asking, its if in the SSIS 'Log Events' tab/window, you can see Windows Events, those not associated with SSIS? If so the answer is no. The Log Events window will show only events that SSIS generates, though it does not matter if you are currently using a SQL log provider or a windows event log provider.

Hope that helps.

|||Ok, it helped me.