Do failed backups require rollback?
Are multiple instances of process "SQBCoreService.exe " normal?
One of our production servers was experiencing memory pressure which required intervention. The memory pressure was caused from SQL utilizing 31GB of 32GB when max memory was set to 28GB. (No other memory heavy programs/processes run from this box)
I stopped the sql agent service.
I stopped SQL Backup service. (redgate)
Multiple backups were hung for over 3 hours. 2 FULL backups and 2 LOG backups.
An attempt to kill the proccesses inside SQL resulted in a KILLED/ROLLBACK status for all 4 processes.
Further investigation found multiple instances of process "SQBCoreService.exe "
All other production servers (even during multiple backups) have only 1 instance of process "SQBCoreService.exe "
Do failed backups require rollback?
Are multiple instances of process "SQBCoreService.exe " normal?
Are multiple instances of process "SQBCoreService.exe " normal?
One of our production servers was experiencing memory pressure which required intervention. The memory pressure was caused from SQL utilizing 31GB of 32GB when max memory was set to 28GB. (No other memory heavy programs/processes run from this box)
I stopped the sql agent service.
I stopped SQL Backup service. (redgate)
Multiple backups were hung for over 3 hours. 2 FULL backups and 2 LOG backups.
An attempt to kill the proccesses inside SQL resulted in a KILLED/ROLLBACK status for all 4 processes.
Further investigation found multiple instances of process "SQBCoreService.exe "
All other production servers (even during multiple backups) have only 1 instance of process "SQBCoreService.exe "
Do failed backups require rollback?
Are multiple instances of process "SQBCoreService.exe " normal?