pfpagealloc error

I am running Sql Server 2005 SP 2 CTP and keep getting an error which says Internal Error pfpagealloc.cpp file is corrupt. This did not happen with SP1 and is very speradic. I get the problem when using both excel and the visual studio browser to manipulate an anylsis services database. I can then try again and everything works. I also get the same problem sometimes with my overnight rebuild of the cube.

Paul

Please, please. If you can catch the repro schenario, create a report with http://connect.microsoft.com/sql.

Edward.
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We just applied SP 2 CTP and we are periodically getting the same error.

However, if we run the same MDX query immediately, we do not encounter it again. We can then run many other MDX queries without incident, but eventually we will generate the error again.

Error message is below:

Executing the query ...

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Execution complete

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Please report this with http://connect.microsoft.com/sql.

This looks like a memory pressure problem. See if you get enoght memory for Analysis Server.

Edward.
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This is exactly the issue I was getting and I did try to log my problem with connect. Unfortunately they obviously needed log files to be able to trace the problem and as unfortunately the system was live I had to go back to sp1.

Please let me know if you have any luck with a resolution I will contine to check on connect site.

pfpagealloc error

I am running Sql Server 2005 SP 2 CTP and keep getting an error which says Internal Error pfpagealloc.cpp file is corrupt. This did not happen with SP1 and is very speradic. I get the problem when using both excel and the visual studio browser to manipulate an anylsis services database. I can then try again and everything works. I also get the same problem sometimes with my overnight rebuild of the cube.

Paul

Please, please. If you can catch the repro schenario, create a report with http://connect.microsoft.com/sql.

Edward.
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This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

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We just applied SP 2 CTP and we are periodically getting the same error.

However, if we run the same MDX query immediately, we do not encounter it again. We can then run many other MDX queries without incident, but eventually we will generate the error again.

Error message is below:

Executing the query ...

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Internal error: An unexpected error occurred (file 'pfpagealloc.cpp', line 428, function 'PFPageAllocator::PFPageAllocator').

Execution complete

|||

Please report this with http://connect.microsoft.com/sql.

This looks like a memory pressure problem. See if you get enoght memory for Analysis Server.

Edward.
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

|||

This is exactly the issue I was getting and I did try to log my problem with connect. Unfortunately they obviously needed log files to be able to trace the problem and as unfortunately the system was live I had to go back to sp1.

Please let me know if you have any luck with a resolution I will contine to check on connect site.

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PF Usage

I have a SQL server 2005 box with 8 GB physical memory. The windows task
manager reports 7.4G PF Usage. Is this accurate?Hello,
It should be correct. But use the performance monitor to measure the correct
usage. Take a look int the below URL:-
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms176018.aspx
Thanks
Hari
"morphius" <morphius@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a SQL server 2005 box with 8 GB physical memory. The windows task
> manaer reports 7.4G PF Usage. Is this accurate?

PF numbers

Hello!
I am puzzled by PF Usage numbers reported on our SQL server. It is SQL
Server 2000 (SP3a) running on Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with 12 GB of
RAM. SQL Server is restricted to 10GB. There is only one page file 2046MB.
When I open Task Manager PF Usage numbers are 10.3 GB. I am not sure how
this number is calculated. According to help : It is 'The amount of paging
file being used by the system.' Considering I have paging file 2GB big how
come Task Manager shows 10.3 GB?
Thanks you in advance,
Igor
Hi
Have you checked that the Page File is not also on other discs?
What does performance monitor show for this?
John
"imarchenko" wrote:

> Hello!
> I am puzzled by PF Usage numbers reported on our SQL server. It is SQL
> Server 2000 (SP3a) running on Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with 12 GB of
> RAM. SQL Server is restricted to 10GB. There is only one page file 2046MB.
> When I open Task Manager PF Usage numbers are 10.3 GB. I am not sure how
> this number is calculated. According to help : It is 'The amount of paging
> file being used by the system.' Considering I have paging file 2GB big how
> come Task Manager shows 10.3 GB?
>
> Thanks you in advance,
> Igor
>
>
|||John,
There is only one Page File located on drive C.
Igor
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ABD53369-1AEC-4893-A353-58DE3D716359@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi
> Have you checked that the Page File is not also on other discs?
> What does performance monitor show for this?
> John
> "imarchenko" wrote:

PF numbers

Hello!
I am puzzled by PF Usage numbers reported on our SQL server. It is SQL
Server 2000 (SP3a) running on Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with 12 GB of
RAM. SQL Server is restricted to 10GB. There is only one page file 2046MB.
When I open Task Manager PF Usage numbers are 10.3 GB. I am not sure how
this number is calculated. According to help : It is 'The amount of paging
file being used by the system.' Considering I have paging file 2GB big how
come Task Manager shows 10.3 GB?
Thanks you in advance,
IgorHi
Have you checked that the Page File is not also on other discs?
What does performance monitor show for this?
John
"imarchenko" wrote:
> Hello!
> I am puzzled by PF Usage numbers reported on our SQL server. It is SQL
> Server 2000 (SP3a) running on Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with 12 GB of
> RAM. SQL Server is restricted to 10GB. There is only one page file 2046MB.
> When I open Task Manager PF Usage numbers are 10.3 GB. I am not sure how
> this number is calculated. According to help : It is 'The amount of paging
> file being used by the system.' Considering I have paging file 2GB big how
> come Task Manager shows 10.3 GB?
>
> Thanks you in advance,
> Igor
>
>|||John,
There is only one Page File located on drive C.
Igor
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ABD53369-1AEC-4893-A353-58DE3D716359@.microsoft.com...
> Hi
> Have you checked that the Page File is not also on other discs?
> What does performance monitor show for this?
> John
> "imarchenko" wrote:
>> Hello!
>> I am puzzled by PF Usage numbers reported on our SQL server. It is SQL
>> Server 2000 (SP3a) running on Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with 12 GB
>> of
>> RAM. SQL Server is restricted to 10GB. There is only one page file
>> 2046MB.
>> When I open Task Manager PF Usage numbers are 10.3 GB. I am not sure how
>> this number is calculated. According to help : It is 'The amount of
>> paging
>> file being used by the system.' Considering I have paging file 2GB big
>> how
>> come Task Manager shows 10.3 GB?
>>
>> Thanks you in advance,
>> Igor
>>
>>

PF numbers

Hello!
I am puzzled by PF Usage numbers reported on our SQL server. It is SQL
Server 2000 (SP3a) running on Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with 12 GB of
RAM. SQL Server is restricted to 10GB. There is only one page file 2046MB.
When I open Task Manager PF Usage numbers are 10.3 GB. I am not sure how
this number is calculated. According to help : It is 'The amount of paging
file being used by the system.' Considering I have paging file 2GB big how
come Task Manager shows 10.3 GB?
Thanks you in advance,
IgorHi
Have you checked that the Page File is not also on other discs?
What does performance monitor show for this?
John
"imarchenko" wrote:

> Hello!
> I am puzzled by PF Usage numbers reported on our SQL server. It is SQL
> Server 2000 (SP3a) running on Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with 12 GB of
> RAM. SQL Server is restricted to 10GB. There is only one page file 2046MB.
> When I open Task Manager PF Usage numbers are 10.3 GB. I am not sure how
> this number is calculated. According to help : It is 'The amount of paging
> file being used by the system.' Considering I have paging file 2GB big how
> come Task Manager shows 10.3 GB?
>
> Thanks you in advance,
> Igor
>
>|||John,
There is only one Page File located on drive C.
Igor
"John Bell" <jbellnewsposts@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ABD53369-1AEC-4893-A353-58DE3D716359@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> Hi
> Have you checked that the Page File is not also on other discs?
> What does performance monitor show for this?
> John
> "imarchenko" wrote:
>

Pevious SQL statement for Reporting Services:

I need to write a SQL statement or IIF statement to get results that I need in Reporting Services. Below is what I need and I am unsure how to create the statement for my results.

I have a lot number which is associated with a PB Number and an Expected Start and Expected End Date that is running in production. The lot number is a parameter that the end user will key in the report. I need the report to display the previous lot number which ran on the same PB number. I think that I would need to use the Expected State Date and the Expected End date for that lot's running time in order to get the previous lot number. How would I write the SQL statement? ANY SUGGESTIONS?

Thanks, Ronda

So how do you define "previous lot number". Is it a lot number that has an earlier start date?

If that is the case I would try something like this

select top 1 LotNumber from table_name t1 where LotNumber != @.LotNum AND PbNumber in (select PbNumber from table_name t2 where LotNumber = @.LotNum) order by StartDate descending

I'm not sure about descending on the end. It might have to be ascending. I forgot how Dates are ordered.

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