David Hutcheson (6/14/2011)
"SSMS does - just occasionally - report an error where none exists."Really? This is the fifth most common SQL Server error? After using SQL Server pretty much every day for the best part of ten years I have never seen this.
A transport level error has occurred......
This comes up if the server has disconnected the client's session, maybe the server/service was rebooted or someone killed the connection in activity monitor.
so yes, you do occasionally get 'random' errors that go away if you hit execute a second time. I get it regularly because I leave ssms open on my pc and my pc switched on pretty much 24/7
Ben
^ Thats me!
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