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Hi All
I met really strange problem. On 1 host we have 3 instances running in VM machine. Yes, it was not configured properly, but... default instance would shout 100% cpu right after startup. I checked all event log records, errorlogs, dump logs - all look inocent. No option changes, nothing. Other 2 instances are just fine. Any clue? |
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Can you look at sys.dm_exec_requests or master..sysprocesses while the CPU
is pegged like this? How about running a lightweight trace on startup? Not everything that consumes CPU will necessarily have anything at all to do with error logs... On 7/17/08 4:25 PM, in article 84F1D7DD-24A3-415F-927A-E043D540463A@microsoft.com, "Gene." <Gene@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Hi All > I met really strange problem. On 1 host we have 3 instances running in VM > machine. Yes, it was not configured properly, but... > default instance would shout 100% cpu right after startup. I checked all > event log records, errorlogs, dump logs - all look inocent. No option > changes, nothing. > Other 2 instances are just fine. > Any clue? |
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I think it was just unproportional load on the instance, no technical problem.
"Gene." wrote: > Hi All > I met really strange problem. On 1 host we have 3 instances running in VM > machine. Yes, it was not configured properly, but... > default instance would shout 100% cpu right after startup. I checked all > event log records, errorlogs, dump logs - all look inocent. No option > changes, nothing. > Other 2 instances are just fine. > Any clue? |
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