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I have a process a user killed and it leaves "KILLEDROLLBACK" in the cmd column after an sp_who. When I use KILL &lt<img src=’/community/emoticons/emotion-4.gif’ alt=’;p’ />rocess_id&gt; WITH STATUSONLY It tells me its 100% rolled back.<br /><br />What should I do with this process as it appears to be orphaned ?<br />Should I be running the cmd KILL &lt<img src=’/community/emoticons/emotion-4.gif’ alt=’;p’ />rocess_id&gt; WITH STATUSONLY on aan already killed process to check it’s status ?<br /><br />Thanks all
If 100% is rolled back, I suppose you can kill without statusonly.
Because I never pass for a similar case, I suggest to wait for others opinions.
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I have seen that couple of times in my database..looks like bug..what i did is restart sql server and it will go away otherwise it will there for ever. -Nilay
The same status report can be obtained by executing twice the KILL spid|UOW command without the WITH STATUSONLY option; however, this is not recommended. The second execution of the command may terminate a new process that may have been assigned to the released SPID. KILL to terminate an orphan distributed transaction.
Terminate an orphan (SPID = -2) transaction with UOW _________
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