Weird Behavior after Windows app Service terminated in NEW SQL Server 2012

  • Our SQL DBA just installed Windows SQL Server 2012 on our DEV server and we've started experiencing some weird behavior and needed some assistance. We have a Java application that is executed from starting up a Windows Service on our Windows Server 2012 box. When I'm in DEV I shut down this service and restart my application after code changes have been made. After I shutdown the windows service to kill my Java application one of the tables for some reason starts to reload its records. This same application sits on a Windows 2003 box and this behavior does NOT exist in SQL Server 2008. Any ideas on what is causing this issue or help on how to stop the table from reloading itself would be appreciated.

    :crazy:

    Thanks.

  • My apologies. I found my answer. I saw a new feature in SQL Server 2012 called AlwaysOn and thought that this feature was trying to fix the table that had just loaded for some reason and thought I'd ask.

    Thanks anyway.

    🙂

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