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hi all
there is one process thats always in our sql activity monitor at suspended status.. The application is DatabaseMail90 - running against msdb, wait type BROKER_RECEIVE_WAITFOR
I can kill the process fine, but it appears pretty quickly again
is it from a dodgy mail profile in sql?
how can i find its source?
it does not seem to cause any performance issues, but id like to clear it up all the same
any ideas?
mal
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It's in the suspended state because it's waiting for a mail to send. When a mail is sent, it will run, send the mail then go back to waiting for a mail to send.
When you're looking at waits and suspended processes, ignore the system processes, they usually are in a waiting state, because they're waiting for work to do. This is not a problem, if the mail process was running continually, I'd be rather worried.
Gail Shaw Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server 2008, MVP SQL In The Wild: Discussions on DB performance with occasional diversions into recoverability
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ah ok, cheers for explaining that Gila
ill leave it be then :)
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