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SQL STACK DUMP FILE
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Bobby Glover
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Posted Saturday, December 01, 2012 6:47 AM
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SQL has created a stack dump file of 2.5 GB I have copied the file elsewhere is it OK for it to be deleted from it;s original location I need the space.
If not it won't open in note pad it;s too big what can I open it up in to delete the contents.
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GilaMonster
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If you're not going to analyse it (in a debugger) or send it to product support, delete it.
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emile.milne
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Thanks thought so. as the file could be copied, but no harm in being cautious around a production server.
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