Re: Logreader access violation
- From: sqlnewbie <sqlnewbie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2007 22:02:01 -0700
Hi,
Just a quick update on this problem. I applied SP4 and that has resolved the
problem.
Thanks
"sqlnewbie" wrote:
Hi Hillary,.
Thanks for your time on this. I did post the contents of the
ReplExceptLogRdr.log in me initial post. It was located in the C:\Program
Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\LOG folder. Is this the same log you are
referring to? I am not sure what you mean by (IIRC).
I wasn't sure if this was a bug so I haven't applied any patches.
Is this a user rights problem? That is the user running the SQL Server agent
has insufficient rights, because the user I created has Admin rights for
Windows and System Admin rights for SQL Server.
Thanks,
SQLNEwbie
"Hilary Cotter" wrote:
I get these from time to time. Did you check ReplExceptLogRdr.log IIRC it
will be found in windows\system32
Also does this apply?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/872843/EN-US/
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"sqlnewbie" <sqlnewbie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi everyone,
I am setting up Transaction Replication on a MSSQL 2000 8.0.194.
Everything
was going fine until the log reader stopped with a "An access violation
occurred" error.
I tried setting up a publication on another test database on the same
server
to make sure the problem was not with the database it self and encountered
the same error.
In the ReplExceptLogRdr.log I am getting the following error:
Microsoft SQL Server Replication: Exception Stack Dump
*******************************************************
Computer type is AT/AT COMPATIBLE.
Bios Version is DELL - 1
Phoenix ROM BIOS PLUS Version 1.10 A10Current local time is Fri Apr 13
15:16:41 2007
4 Intel x86 level 15, 2392 Mhz processor(s).
Windows NT 5.2 Build 3790 CSD .
MemoryLoad 62% TotalPhys 2047 MB
AvailPhys 1481 MB TotalPageFile 4095 MB
*******************************************************
An exception was caught
in LOGREAD.EXE
* Exception Address = 00000001
* Exception Code = c0000005
*
*******************************************************
Module Name Return Address Location
[No Module Info] 003678f0 00000001
[No Module Info] 0040abd5 003678f0
logread 0040dec9 0040abd5
logread 0040aa5c 0040dec9
logread 77e4f38c 0040aa5c
kernel32 00000000 TerminateThread + 113
I have tested setting up replication using the same database on the users
reporting server and everything went fine. I have tried giving the folder
that contains the Distributor database and logfile access to "Everyone".
The Event Viewer show the following error and information:
[SQLSERVERAgent Error]
Microsoft SQL Server Replication : The LOGREAD.EXE executable is
terminating
abnormally because it hit an exception. Exception Code c0000005. Check
file
ReplExceptLogRdr.log for details.
[Information]
SubSystem Message - Job 'CL-SQL-CLUAT-1'
(0x7A865965F727AB4CA60CC19D5A5EEEA8), step 2 - An access violation
occurred.
I tried changing the Logreaders agents verbose level to 3, but nothing
extra
appeared in the sqlserver log.
Before I set up replication I had to change the logon the sqlserver agent
was running from the system account to a windows user with Admin rights.
The
user also has sql server admin rights.
I am kind of stuck now as I don't know what else I can do to further
investigate the problem.
Any help would really be appreciated.
Thanks,
SQLNewbie
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