Showing posts with label stops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stops. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

Data Processing Script Justs Stops

I have a problem with a stored procdure I wrote. This proc will
process 80 to 100 million every night, it aggregates, inserts into a
different table, and then deletes the original data. The process will
hang after processing 20 to 40 million records. I must stop the proc
and then restart it before I can complete the process.

Any ideas why it would hang?

Current Specs:
Hardware: Compaq Proliant 370 - Dual 933MHz - 1GB or Ram - 35 gig Raid
5
OS: Windows 2k SP4
DB: MS SQL 2000 Enterprise SP3Not without seeing the SP.
Maybe the transaction log is unable to grow?

Nigel Rivett
www.nigelrivett.net

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Thursday, March 8, 2012

Data Mining Wizard (Not Responding)

I am trying to create a new mining structure, but when launching the wizard the "Data Mining Wizard" stops responding where the dropdownlist with the algorithms should appear.

The bizarre thing is that I can access the cube and the datawarehouse just fine using the same setup, it's just the mining wizard that doesn't work.

I am using SQL 2005 standard & Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite (and yes I have reinstalled SQL 2005) - no change.

Are there any logs that might shed some light on this strange behavior, or is this a known issue?

The main difference with the DM wizard is that, unlike other wizards, it actually connects to the server to determine the list of available algorithms. However, it is supposed to provide a default list of algorithms if it cannot connect.

You might try looking at the project settings to make sure that the deployment server is set up correctly.

Have you succesfully deployed any AS projects to an AS server?

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Hi Chris

The behavior of the algorithm selection wizard page is to retrieve the list of algorithm from the deployment server. If the query times out, it reverts to a list of cached algorithms. The value of the timeout depends on whether:

1. The server is a nonexistent machine (in this case, the timeout is equal to the time it takes to determine from DNS that the machine name is nonexistent and is usually fast)

2. The server is offline. In this case, the timeout is longer (usually 30 seconds, but can be configured under network settings).

3. The server is online, but Analysis Service is not started. This timeout is the TCP timeout, usually 30 seconds.

The first step is to determine your deployment server. For that, right click on the project select properties and look under Configuration Properties -> Deployment. The server name is available in the property grid. Next, please ensure that the server is reachable and is running Analysis Services. If it's an offline server, that you should get a list of default algorithms after 30 seconds or the timeout configured for your machine

Let me know if you have any further questions

Thanks

Shuvro

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I have the exact same issue, I have deleted and removed every thing and reinstalled SQl 2005 standard and Visual Studio 2005 and every time I get an unresposive screen when trying to pick a mining model.

I had created a mining model before and worked fine but know just stops responding.

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If possible, please work with tech support - we haven't seen these issues outside of what we've already commented on, and it's difficult to debug through the forum.

Thanks

Data Mining Wizard (Not Responding)

I am trying to create a new mining structure, but when launching the wizard the "Data Mining Wizard" stops responding where the dropdownlist with the algorithms should appear.

The bizarre thing is that I can access the cube and the datawarehouse just fine using the same setup, it's just the mining wizard that doesn't work.

I am using SQL 2005 standard & Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite (and yes I have reinstalled SQL 2005) - no change.

Are there any logs that might shed some light on this strange behavior, or is this a known issue?

The main difference with the DM wizard is that, unlike other wizards, it actually connects to the server to determine the list of available algorithms. However, it is supposed to provide a default list of algorithms if it cannot connect.

You might try looking at the project settings to make sure that the deployment server is set up correctly.

Have you succesfully deployed any AS projects to an AS server?

|||

Hi Chris

The behavior of the algorithm selection wizard page is to retrieve the list of algorithm from the deployment server. If the query times out, it reverts to a list of cached algorithms. The value of the timeout depends on whether:

1. The server is a nonexistent machine (in this case, the timeout is equal to the time it takes to determine from DNS that the machine name is nonexistent and is usually fast)

2. The server is offline. In this case, the timeout is longer (usually 30 seconds, but can be configured under network settings).

3. The server is online, but Analysis Service is not started. This timeout is the TCP timeout, usually 30 seconds.

The first step is to determine your deployment server. For that, right click on the project select properties and look under Configuration Properties -> Deployment. The server name is available in the property grid. Next, please ensure that the server is reachable and is running Analysis Services. If it's an offline server, that you should get a list of default algorithms after 30 seconds or the timeout configured for your machine

Let me know if you have any further questions

Thanks

Shuvro

|||

I have the exact same issue, I have deleted and removed every thing and reinstalled SQl 2005 standard and Visual Studio 2005 and every time I get an unresposive screen when trying to pick a mining model.

I had created a mining model before and worked fine but know just stops responding.

|||

If possible, please work with tech support - we haven't seen these issues outside of what we've already commented on, and it's difficult to debug through the forum.

Thanks