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How do we make SQL Server 2000 stop using  a majority of resources over time?

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We have SQL Server 2000 installed on several of our servers.  Every 3-7 days, one of the servers stops allowing remote connections and gives an error about not enough resources.  At the console, I am able to see that an SQL related process is using a large majority of resources.  We've tried stopping and re-starting the MSSQLSERVER service but that does not fix the problem.  A reboot is the only way we've found to fix it.  After reboot, we are given a message that a service could not be restarted.  That service is the MSSQLSERVER service.  When trying to re-start it, it comes up with 'login failure' error.  We must re-key the password in order to start this servcie.  Is there any way to stop this from happening?  It does not happen on any of the other servers that run SQL Enterprise Manager and nothing has changed prior to the first time it happened.  Start Free Trial
 
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