Virtual memory

It should go away once the rollback is complete. Can you kill the like process on the oracle side?

I tend to check the following:

Change to 10% free space for those that aren't heavy transactional ones. More like 30-40 for larger trans loads.

I remove space, shrink down to 10%...

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It's a tough battle keeping up with the site, especially now with ASP.NET since I'm a little out...

I got this yesterday as well, but the post went. I suspect some changes were in process.

I haven't tried this either, but if the SP levels are the same I'd guess it would work. I have had issues restoring an SP3 master to a lower level...

I haven't tried this either, but if the SP levels are the same I'd guess it would work. I have had issues restoring an SP3 master to a lower level...

I haven't tried this either, but if the SP levels are the same I'd guess it would work. I have had issues restoring an SP3 master to a lower level...

I haven't tried this either, but if the SP levels are the same I'd guess it would work. I have had issues restoring an SP3 master to a lower level...

I haven't tried this either, but if the SP levels are the same I'd guess it would work. I have had issues restoring an SP3 master to a lower level...

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Actually that's the most likely reason, but I supposed there could be some issue. I'd run Profiler on the object in question...

Call PSS if this is important. It indicates a structural error in the db. If drop and recreate of the tables (and all indexes) did not work, you need PSS.

Try Start  | Run | isqlw.exe and see if that works. That's QA.

Enterprise Manager and QA do not come with MSDE AFAIK. They are part of the SQL Server client tools installation.

Hang in there. We're working on things, but trying to stick to priorities. Things like this are hard to figure out sometimes since there are different opinions, but these are...