Access Violations (AV) are another common error that will cause SQL Server to take a memory dump. These can occur for a variety of reasons, and unlike the last one (Non-Yielding Scheduler) it’s quite the task, especially given public symbols don’t have structure data and offsets. Citations and Fines Access violations occur because a region […]
One of the most common items that will cause a memory dump in SQL Server is a non-yielding scheduler (generally referred to as NYS). What the heck does that mean? Why would it cause a memory dump? Is there anything that can be investigated? Good questions, let’s take a look. Stop, Yield, Blinking Yellow… To […]
Issue Introduction In this olved stery the problem comes as a slow database restore. That’s what I was given, that’s all I have. It’s super fun when someone tells you the issue and there is absolutely no information or data around it, right? Questions That Need Answered Why is the “restore slow” What factors, if […]
