We will learn how the full backup size can be different on the primary and secondary replica for an availability database in Always On availability group.
SQL SERVER – FIX: Msg 4353 – Conflicting File Relocations Have Been Specified for File. Only a Single WITH MOVE Clause Should be Specified for Any Logical File Name
In this blog we would learn how to fix Msg 4353 – Conflicting file relocations have been specified for the file. We solve this error very quickly.
SQL SERVER – Error: 9642 – An error occurred in a Service Broker/Database Mirroring transport connection endpoint
During my consultancy engagement, my client’s DBA team was checked ERRORLOG and asked me the possible cause of below error about service broker.
Get-AzureStorageBlob: The Remote Server Returned an Error: (403) Forbidden. HTTP Status Code: 403 – HTTP Error Message: This Request is Not Authorized to Perform This Operation
I was working with one of my clients and they wanted to clean up old backup blobs from Azure. I have already blogged and shared my script. In this blog we would learn how to fix error: (403) Forbidden – This request is not authorized to perform this operation. SQL SERVER – PowerShell Script – Remove Old SQL Database Backup Files From Azure Storage
SQL SERVER – Stretch Database – ERROR: The Provided Location is Not Available for Resource Group
This was my first experiment with this feature called Stretch Database. I have started the wizard and encountered at the very end. Here is the error message.
SQL SERVER – FIX: 3637 – A Parallel Operation Cannot be Started From a DAC Connection
This was indeed one of an interesting error which I have never seen earlier and it is about DAC Connection.Â
Here is the complete error message which my client reported.
SQL SERVER – New Parallel Operation Cannot be Started Due to Too Many Parallel Operations Executing at this Time
One of my clients contacted me via my On Demand (50 Minutes) offering and they were seeing below error message in ERRORLOG – New parallel operation cannot be started due to too many parallel operations executing at this time.