no its not too late, just point the new instance at the same SSRS reportserver database.

you don't say the version of OS in use but don't use the free memory value in task manager, look at available memory.

Use perfmon counters to check SQL memory usage

....and tempdb cannot be backed up anyway as it is recreated on SQL server restart.

presuming you have the rights, try right clicking on DTA and run as administrator.

surely it would be Azure.

there's lies, damn lies, then statistics IO 🙂

Aaaah, a classic 'nothing has changed - honest guv' case.

A batch job in dev that runs at 5 a.m. for an extra 4 mins - this developer would have to be one of the good ones.........:-)

Its the sizes of...

as the database ran out of space sounds like the database grew so there is more data for the SSIS package to process, so probably just a scaling issue.

check how...

Luis Cazares (6/16/2014)

David Burrows (6/16/2014)

Except that in one match already, with two different views of the goal line, one clearly...

David Burrows (6/16/2014)

Except that in one match already, with two different views of the goal line, one clearly showed no...

me too for the first time today. Keeps asking me to log on as well.

After a call an RCA (root cause analysis) should be done to avoid repitition of calls. At our shop this is handled by the Incident management team.

I have only ever seen the script upgrade phase take minutes, never hours, and I've done a few.

We have 'stagger patched' clusters as well, theoretically the two nodes could run...

it will run through the upgrade script process on first failover to a patched node, but that should be a matter of a few (2-3) minutes.

Failover time will be more...