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Error log: Starting Database (LOTS of log entries)
Hi all,
I have about 10 databases running at the same SQL Server 2000 instance. Everything works ok but I just had a look at the SQL Server error log and it really have a lot of lines like:
2007-10-02 06:38:48.35 spid72 Starting up database 'FileSend'.
When I say a LOT I really mean it..... like 1 per second or something like that!!!
Now, everything works..... even the filesend database and there are no other messages in the error log....
Should I worry or? I think i should right? ithis is not normal, but where do I start looking?
Thx a lot!
I have about 10 databases running at the same SQL Server 2000 instance. Everything works ok but I just had a look at the SQL Server error log and it really have a lot of lines like:
2007-10-02 06:38:48.35 spid72 Starting up database 'FileSend'.
When I say a LOT I really mean it..... like 1 per second or something like that!!!
Now, everything works..... even the filesend database and there are no other messages in the error log....
Should I worry or? I think i should right? ithis is not normal, but where do I start looking?
Thx a lot!
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well, it's not a stupid option, per se, it has it's validity.
In practice, however, I have not see this in prod servers, only in test and dev servers...
In practice, however, I have not see this in prod servers, only in test and dev servers...
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This is about the most stupid thing I have ever seen...... MUST mention that the DB was configured by a developer and not me ;-)