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SQL Server DBA, Prog-rock fan, scifi reader, Renaissance Nerd.
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Aug 31 |
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Event Notification / Service Broker - no inserts anymore, “previously existing connection with the same peer” Unfortunately, I don't have a better solution, but dropping all the objects on both sides (queues, routes, endpoints) fixed it. While not optimal, it's a different solution than "Restart the service", which is the other solution I've seen. |
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Aug 30 |
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Event Notification / Service Broker - no inserts anymore, “previously existing connection with the same peer” Tried, no luck. My thought was that I'm not dequeueing things properly, so using Remus Rusanu's code I've changed how I catch and handle messages. That doesn't fix it. Oddly, on a second machine it's sending just the TRC_DEPRECATION messages, though I'm trapping for a lot of others. |
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Aug 30 |
awarded | Student |
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Aug 29 |
asked | Event Notification / Service Broker - no inserts anymore, “previously existing connection with the same peer” |
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May 30 |
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SQL Server SMO Method “Discover()” What other modules are you running? My profile is pretty bare. When I ran your code, I got a message saying that Smo.DatabaseCollection doesn't contain a method named Discover. |
