Re: Error: 17883, Severity: 1, State: 0

When we had 17883 issue on our prod server we opened a ticket with MS and
recommended to apply 818 that fixed the bug appraently that didn't fix the
problem.

When you say all sql issues are fixed in 17883 do you have list of things
that triggers 17883 that are fixed in SP4? are they reproducable?

Thanks,



"Uttam Parui[MS]" wrote:

> Sree,
>
> 17883 error message is a health detection message that can be triggered for MANY REASONS. Once we get the 17883 message, we need to determine the root cause of
> the 17883 message. 17883 message does not necessarily indicate that the issue is a SQL issue. It could be due to various reasons. Yeah, if it was due to a SQL issue and
> that issue is fixed in SP4 then you will not see it for that issue after applying SP4.
>
> So, coming to your qs "We ha d a similar issue then we applied 818 patch didn't fix the problem..Assuming this is fixed in SP4" --- What do you mean by a similar issue? Do
> you mean that you got the 17883 message? If yes, then that itself does not mean you have similar issue. This is a just a health detection message. To find the root cause,
> we will need to review the minidump that gets created after you have 818 patch. So, 818 patch does not fix the 17883 message because 17883 message is not an issue -- it
> is just an indicator. 818 did fix many other bugs and gave better error message and created mini dump when 17883 was generated. The mini dump is a starting point for
> troubleshooting.
>
> HTH,
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Uttam Parui
> Microsoft Corporation
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