Strange, same code? Same server?

Wow, please learn to separate your post out into paragraphs. It's hard to read what's going on with the formatting.

There are a few causes of SSPI errors. Try these resources:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic694576-149-1.aspx

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic658203-146-1.aspx

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Installation/cannotgeneratesspicontext/929/

A trace is probably your best bet here. If you know the time, FileWatcher, from Sysinternals, can also help you trace down the accounts trying to do the access. That...

Is the endpoint set up on both clustered instances? I could see that as an issue.

You might want to use Profiler and let that run for awhile, grabbing the queries or stored procedures that are being executed.

you can load these up, then do some...

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I think we'll work on some networking stuff, perhaps with interviewing.

I'm not sure of how the ratios compare with previous years. I thought there were over 500 submitted last year,...

Bob,

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I've been searching around for some good info on this, but hard to find anything in the public space. I have a few private testimonials that like the Fusion drives,...

Interesting behavior. I'm not sure what we can do here in the short term, but I'll log this as a bug.

I put this as two as I thought it was slightly more interesting, and required more thought, than lots of the T-SQL ones we have.

There is definitely a lot of work to do to standardize things. Right now it reminds me of the web in 94/95. It's a little crazy out there.

This as gotten a little crazy here. I am closing this thread.

Very strange. Does it happen for

sp_who2

select user_name()

select 1

I would also go with a size rather than percentage. If you don't limit growth, you might also fill the disk. Limiting doesn't stop the issue, but it lets you...