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Sunday, November 21, 2010

[T-SQL] How to create new error log file

There are total two methods to do this:

1. Restart the server
2. EXEC sp_cycle_errorlog

First option is not a suitable one as we restart the server every time.

Hope this post is helpful to many of the dba's.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

[T-SQL] Transport Level Error

This is the error which i encountered now a days very much:

A transport-level error has occurred when sending the request to the
server.

Here is the reason for it:

You used to have an open connection to a server but you don’t any more. It was closed or killed from the server side. Maybe the server rebooted (or failed-over to another cluster node). You’re talking into one tin can, but nobody’s on the tin can on the other end of the string.

Annoying, but not a problem… open a new connection and try again. If you see this error message from inside SQL Server Management Studio, just hit F5 again (or Alt-X or Ctrl-E depending on preference).