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anthony.green
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Posted Thursday, January 31, 2013 1:36 AM
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stop the sql service cleanly, start it up the engine in single user mode, then try shrinking.
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Bhuvnesh (1/30/2013)
but i was not sure why everything got blocked by internal processes.
Should i have been waited for sometime ? (for commmand which i executed to change the db to single user mode) ?
can a alter database statement take around 15 minutes to execute ? (though i stopped it after 15 minutes)
Did you see the command run by internal process (DBCC INPUTBUFFER) ? Or in case DBCC INPUTBUFFER was not providing any result atleast the Command column's value in sp_who2 result ?
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i still have one confusion,
Why i was getting "blocking by internal processes" for all above mentioned commands , is it normal (though i havent experienced in past) behaviuor ?
i know the best apporach on that moments was to wait for command to get completed.
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Divine Flame (1/31/2013)
Did you see the command run by internal process (DBCC INPUTBUFFER) ? Or in case DBCC INPUTBUFFER was not providing any result atleast the Command column's value in sp_who2 result ?
no i missed that . actually blocking by internal processes puzzled me there (i kknow patience was the key there
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anthony.green
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Depends what the commands where going.
You should really debug what they are going using the sql text dmv.
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