Anybody seen this error? - 37000 - Storage Allocation record not available

Hi all,
I have a problem with a SQL Server database throwing an error I have
never seen before, and cannot remember ever seeing anywhere else either
(even a google search doesn't throw anything up).
Here's the exact text...
37000
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Storage Allocation
record not available
The error was originally caused by the database server running out of
space on the system volume (containing the log files), but that has now
been rectified, and we have confirmed that the growth rate of the log
files are smaller than the amount of free space.
What on earth does it mean anyway - "storage allocation record not
available" ?Hi Jonathan
I am not familiar with the error message, but is there any more information
in the SQL Server error log. Does Stopping/Starting SQL server help? Have you
tried defragmenting the disc? Are you using a fixed value for file growth on
all the databases (including tempdb).
John
"jonathan.beckett" wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have a problem with a SQL Server database throwing an error I have
> never seen before, and cannot remember ever seeing anywhere else either
> (even a google search doesn't throw anything up).
> Here's the exact text...
> 37000
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Storage Allocation
> record not available
> The error was originally caused by the database server running out of
> space on the system volume (containing the log files), but that has now
> been rectified, and we have confirmed that the growth rate of the log
> files are smaller than the amount of free space.
> What on earth does it mean anyway - "storage allocation record not
> available" ?
>|||First, what version of SQL server are you using?
2nd, is the the error still recurring?
I never seen it before but i expect it has to do wit the SQL engine- which
generates this message when the log was full.
Greetz,
Fling Dutch men.|||> I am not familiar with the error message, but is there any more information
> in the SQL Server error log. Does Stopping/Starting SQL server help? Have you
> tried defragmenting the disc? Are you using a fixed value for file growth on
> all the databases (including tempdb).
> John
It's SQL Server 7 on NT.
Stopping and starting SQL Server does not resolve the problem.
Defragmentation is not an issue either. We're really stumped, and have
opened a call with the makers of the software that is reporting the
error from SQL Server.
> "jonathan.beckett" wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I have a problem with a SQL Server database throwing an error I have
> > never seen before, and cannot remember ever seeing anywhere else either
> > (even a google search doesn't throw anything up).
> >
> > Here's the exact text...
> > 37000
> > [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Storage Allocation
> > record not available
> >
> > The error was originally caused by the database server running out of
> > space on the system volume (containing the log files), but that has now
> > been rectified, and we have confirmed that the growth rate of the log
> > files are smaller than the amount of free space.
> >
> > What on earth does it mean anyway - "storage allocation record not
> > available" ?
> >
> >|||Hate_orphaned_users wrote:
> First, what version of SQL server are you using?
> 2nd, is the the error still recurring?
> I never seen it before but i expect it has to do wit the SQL engine- which
> generates this message when the log was full.
SQL Server 7 on NT
The error is still recurring, but only for a specific operation within
the software that uses the database. Everything else appears to be
fine.
It is very, very strange - we have opened a call with the makers of the
software that is reporting the error (annoyingly it does not appear in
their knowledgebase, and Microsoft have no information on this specific
error from SQL Server either).|||Hi Jonathan,
This is a memory storage allocation error. You can get more details by
running the DBCC MEMORYSTATUS command. For more info go to:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907877/en-us
The first I'd check is to make sure you haven't run out if space on
TempDB.
On 27 Dec 2006 03:08:11 -0800, "jonathan.beckett"
<jonathan.beckett@.gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi all,
>I have a problem with a SQL Server database throwing an error I have
>never seen before, and cannot remember ever seeing anywhere else either
>(even a google search doesn't throw anything up).
>Here's the exact text...
>37000
>[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Storage Allocation
>record not available
>The error was originally caused by the database server running out of
>space on the system volume (containing the log files), but that has now
>been rectified, and we have confirmed that the growth rate of the log
>files are smaller than the amount of free space.
>What on earth does it mean anyway - "storage allocation record not
>available" ?

Anybody knows whos giving training for MSOLAP

Hi
If anybody knows who is giving training for MSOLAP anywhere in india Pl geve me the address
My emailid sudhakarraaj@.yahoo.co.inhttp://www.microsoft.com/traincert/training/find/findcourse.asp|||And also search under google.co.in for list of institutions.|||Hi
thanx for ur kind reply
I tried in whatever the search sites available for last one and half month,but i couldn't find any institution.The thing is i have a 100%job opportunity provided if i do this course.Any way once again thanx
regards
sudhakar|||I don't think its easily available OLAP traning and also its hard to findout the required documentation on MS site itself.

Have you searched at Hyderabad for any institution.|||hi sathya
pl be in online for another 5 min i want an suggestion from u
sudhakar|||Yes, I will be for another one hour.:)|||Three of my friends are there in Hyd.I tried in chennai,Hyd,Blr.And now iam trying in Pune.My friend is working there in HSBC with his help iam trying there.|||U got my msg?|||Replied too, I'm sure you will be able to get opp. from institutions at Hyderabad as its a hub for any new technology.|||if u like pl come to yahoo messenger
My id sudhakarraaj@.yahoo.co.in and give ur yahooid|||Its not possible for me to come on MEssenger during office hours (09:00 to 18:00 GMT) and only during Sat & Sun it will be possible for me.
ANyways mine is satyaskj@.yahoo.co.uk.|||Ok Mr.Sathya no probs.If possible let me catch u in messenger on sat and sunday.Can i ask some queries with u regarding my doubts in DBA(ORACLE).But not now.If u accept then i will send to ur yahoo id later.In that mail i will tell all my details.Reply
sudhakar|||Hi sathya
i didnt get ur acceptance to send mail.Pl reply.iam waiting for ur acceptance
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sudhakar

Any documentation anywhere on vs.net 2005 + report services

Well, it finally arrived, my eval version of vs.net 2005...I was so
excited, I think I really must 'get a life'...
Anyway, I recall on here mention that in vs.net 2005 you get more
control over the parameter area....can anyone point me to any
documentation on how vs.net allows more control of reports than 2003?
Did anyone write something about it somewhere?
Thanks
Peter Nolan
www.peternolan.comYou are saying vs.net 2005. vs.net is not Reporting Service. VS 2005 comes
with 2 controls. A winform control and a webform control. If you have your
own application that is integrating with RS then these controls are great.
The controls work in local mode (render without a server) and server mode.
In server mode the server must be running RS 2005, it does not work with RS
2000.
It sounds like you are using Report Manager for your portal to the reports
(versus creating your own app that interacts with the user). If so, then VS
2005 does not provide anything of use to you. You need to upgrade to RS 2005
to see any improvement. As far as more control over the parameter area. RS
2005 has a calendar date picker and it support multi-selection parameters.
Two major improvements.
RS 2005 is faster and also has support for end user sorting.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Peter Nolan" <peter@.peternolan.com> wrote in message
news:1141230819.293974.223770@.u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com...
> Well, it finally arrived, my eval version of vs.net 2005...I was so
> excited, I think I really must 'get a life'...
> Anyway, I recall on here mention that in vs.net 2005 you get more
> control over the parameter area....can anyone point me to any
> documentation on how vs.net allows more control of reports than 2003?
> Did anyone write something about it somewhere?
> Thanks
> Peter Nolan
> www.peternolan.com
>|||Hi Bruce,
yes, I mean vs.net 2005...I also have sql server 2005.....I have been
going through the 'upgrade' process from sql server 2000 + RS and
vs.net 2003. We are playing around with all the 2005 stuff and
integrating dundas chart controls.
We are building a product based on all the MSFT technology stack (music
to your eyes I am sure)...and we are trying to make it the very best we
can on all 2005 stuff.
We want to integrate it into dotnetnuke in the future but it looks like
it is a bit of work to do and we decided for version 1.0 we would go
with the out of the box report manager.
So currently, we want the 'best result' we can get with vs.net 2005 and
sql server 2005...sounds to me like we can't do any more with the
webform and we might just have wait until version 1.1 and we get it
into the dot net nuke portal...
This sound correct to you?
Best Regards
Peter
www.peternolan.com|||If you want your own frontend then look at the new webform controls that
come with VS 2005, they work with RS 2005.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Peter Nolan" <peter@.peternolan.com> wrote in message
news:1141333522.027909.311300@.j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi Bruce,
> yes, I mean vs.net 2005...I also have sql server 2005.....I have been
> going through the 'upgrade' process from sql server 2000 + RS and
> vs.net 2003. We are playing around with all the 2005 stuff and
> integrating dundas chart controls.
> We are building a product based on all the MSFT technology stack (music
> to your eyes I am sure)...and we are trying to make it the very best we
> can on all 2005 stuff.
> We want to integrate it into dotnetnuke in the future but it looks like
> it is a bit of work to do and we decided for version 1.0 we would go
> with the out of the box report manager.
> So currently, we want the 'best result' we can get with vs.net 2005 and
> sql server 2005...sounds to me like we can't do any more with the
> webform and we might just have wait until version 1.1 and we get it
> into the dot net nuke portal...
> This sound correct to you?
> Best Regards
> Peter
> www.peternolan.com
>|||Hi Bruce,
we'd like out own but we see it is a lot of work to do....I bought the
hitch-hikers book and I agree with their opinion...too hard...
I also think someone else is going to do it and charge a reasonable fee
for it...failing that, we will put it into dotnetnuke....we don't
want to have to write an application just to present our
reports...there's too much to write...we like DNN as it now has
windows authentication, lots of modules, a developer ecosystem
happening, the source code is availble, and it's the right price.. LOL!
Personally, I'd love to see MSFT and DNN core team work together to
develop a really, really good suite of modules for Report Services.
There is one out there already and I am using it...but I think someone
actually spending a good amount of time and effort on it might be
useful...perhaps I should do that myself!!! Maybe we can use the new
webform inside DNN.....sounds like Version 1.1 to me...and we are
still working on getting V 1.0 out the door...
Best Regards
Peter
www.peternolan.com

ANSI settings on sql connection

I need to disable my ansi defaults, i could set it off on old asp, but i can't find reference or documentation anywhere about how to disable that on the sqlconnection

does anyone have a clue?Use the following statement first in the batch:

SET ANSI_DEFAULTS ON | OFF