Hi Team, Yesterday I got following information in event viewer in one sql server. "This instance of SQL Server has been using a process id of 1512 since 4/1/2008 8:54:30 PM (local) 7/2/2008 3:54:30 AM (UTC)." If the message is true then this has been using this spid for last 4 months. When I run sp_who2 in master DB, I was not able to find the particular spid. This doesn't seem to me a fake message. Please let me know where I am wrong. Regards, Ashish
What is the number associated to that SPID? I think it si the session that had been started, and eventually started a transaction but never commited. Or may be the reboot had forced the rollback, essentially completed the transaction.
Thanks Satya, I have one question: If the sql server is restarted then the transaction which are running would stop in between and will roll back. I want to know that in this case if we execute sp_who2 then would we see the spids? I am not sure. Regards, Ashish Johri
Yes you will be able to get information using SP_WHO2 and http://sqlserver-qa.net/blogs/tools...ion-specific-not-dbcc-inputbuffer-though.aspx to dig further on spids.