This is a discussion on Commit failing during shutdown within the MS SQL ODBC forums, part of the Microsoft SQL Server category; --> Hi All, Odd problem repeatable as follows: Connect to DB Begin transaction ..... Commit (using SQLTransact) Now the Commit ...
| |||||||
| FAQ | Members List | Calendar | Search | Today's Posts | Mark Forums Read |
| ||||
| Hi All, Odd problem repeatable as follows: Connect to DB Begin transaction ..... Commit (using SQLTransact) Now the Commit returns SQL_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO and after calling the SQLDiag calls, this turns out to be sysmessage 6002 "Shutdown is in Progress...". Now, the commit return status says success but, it has actually failed. Now, after looking at MSDN, I find an KB article (301642) that says that SQL Server is returning this message with the incorrect severity (10 instead of 16). If it was 16, I would get SQL_ERROR and I would be happy. Now, according to the article this has been fixed since service pack 2 but, if I do a select from the sysmessages table, I find it still has a severity of 10 (and hence, why I am still getting this message). Does anybody know if you have to get a hotfix for this separate to the service packs? |