RE: Error: 25002. The specified buffer size is not valid.

From: syedy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ("Syed N. Yousuf [MS]")
Date: Thu, 05 May 2005 22:48:02 GMT

Can you reproduce this using the ISQLW20 Query Analyzer ?
Try moving tempdb to a storage card using SQL CE 2.0 Books Online section
"Specifying the Location of the Temporary Database .. "

Thank you!
Syed N. Yousuf
Microsoft Developer Support Professional

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- Error: 25002. The specified buffer size is not valid.
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