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If your system displays a vranger sqldatetime overflow error message, these instructions may help you resolve the issue.
1. Recently issued error for exercise AND date and time set like this, if date and time were previously set incorrectly according to this dd / mm / yyyy format, vRanger will usually send vRangerPro to SQL as 5/15 / 2014 year, which will undoubtedly cause problems. The most suitable format is 05/15/2014 MM / DD / YYYY.
2. On the vRanger core server, click the date and time at the far right of the taskbar. Left-click on a date to display the clock.
4. Check the date and time, change the date and time if necessary. Select the appropriate month and days, click Change Calendar Settings for Region and Language.
e) For example, the calendar should be set for 1930 and 2029.
g) Please stop all vRanger and SQL services from services.msc
Do some work and see if the topic is greyed out.
As @DMason says in a joke, your comparison is the wrong route of operators.
SELECT RequestDateTimeFROM dbo.PickingSlipWO RequestDateTime> = '1.1.1753 12:00:00 bin 'OR RequestDateTime <= '31 .12.99999 23:59:59'
In the malware request, enter RequestDateTime <'1.1.1753 12:00:00 ' and look for dates before the minimum date.
Likewise, RequestDateTime> '31 / 12/9999 23:59:59 PM ' searches for dates well beyond the maximum. p>
If you want to filter dates, you can format the dates in ISO format ( YYYY-MM-DD ) to find the only one in the 2013 you do:
SELECT will query for date and timeFROM dbo.PickingSlipWHERE RequestDateTime> = '2013-01-01' OR RequestDateTime '2013-12-31'
SELECT <= RequestDateTimeFROM dbo.PickingSlipO RequestDateTime BETWEEN "2014-01-01" AND "2014-12-31"
Expiry Date
To check that you have valid dates, you can use ISDATE () to check for invalid dates and return strings:
SELECT ID, RequestDateTimeDEPickingSlipO ISDATE (RequestDateTime) = 0
Just change it to WHERE ISDATE (RequestDateTime) = 1 to return all valid data.
When I restore a backup in DBA, I get the error "SqlDateTime overflowed. Must remain between 1.1.1753 ", 00:00 hours 12.31.9999 and 23:59: 59 PM "
I write reports and maintain client databases. This is the first time I saw this error and was probably unable to recover it in their database.
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Thanks for your help.
I'll probably work with the client to correct the actual errors.
Maybe 12th 2014
Update: Andrew G. posted in the comments a link to a new version of a specific script for newer versions of vRanger. You can find this link here:
This HOWTO describes how to resolve an issue with vRanger 6.0.1 where ALL jobs, whole or new, incremental or completed, always fail with the error "Error: Database financial transaction was canceled" as shown in this exchange example messages. protocol:
YThere are many possible reasons for this error. However, if you have one backup for all, this is usually due to the large size of your database. VRanger 6.0.1 uses SQL Express 2005 MSDE by default. In addition to being free, there is a built-in limitation: no database can exceed 4 GB in size. You have reached your quota. How can you confirm that this is your current problem?
- Since vRanger does not provide SQL with just Management Studio, you will need to search for SQL Management Studio Express (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=7593). will, run it and finally connect to SERVERNAME INSTANCENAME (default VRANGERPRO)
- Look under Administration and SQL Server / Current. It is recommended that you find the following error:
"Hole for object 'dbo.SavePointXML'. 'PK_Manifest' in database 'vRangerPro' cannot be assigned because filegroup 'PRIMARY' is full."
- What happened below is that vRanger never cleans up the automatically generated activity logs. So the success of the 4GB wall is just a matter of time. This is clearly documented in thisnd KB vRanger article: https://support.software.dell.com/vranger/kb/82646
- Hotfix to run custom SQL script that removes all normally orphaned data. But before we know exactly what it is, let's take a closer look at the problems.
- You can check for lost data by selecting New Query from SQL Management Studio connected to SERVERNAME VRANGERPRO at the same time and adding my Get Sizes of All Tables in Database Query to the end of my HOWTO.
- Copy and paste the results into Excel (or customize the SQL query according to your preference / skill). Sort the database size column from largest to smallest.
- Obviously, you will find that the SavePointXML table is 4GB or full.
- The good news is that the news shouldn't take it away and rely only on your family. VisionCore / Quest / Dell provided the SQL script in the KB article above (also available at the end of this letter for reference)
- Copy and paste the vRanger legacy script at the end of this HOWTO as requested and run it.
- Please note that in myIn the case of a full database restore, the script took over 45 minutes to run and it was done without doing any other backups, so please be patient.
- Note. If the request fails, check the Messages tab. If your error message is exactly the same as the one below, it is highly likely that it will be ignored.
- If the database is deleted, try running the task again and this time it should succeed.
Determine the size of all tables in the database (discovered by Google, exact author unknown)
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- which script removes all logically deleted SPs (those that hardly participate in the repository)- and related statistics (task / task / backup task / restore task)USING vRangerProPRINT 'cleaning catalog'DELETE directory O SavePointId IN(SELECT SavePointId from savepoint where IsDeleted = 1)PRINT "Clear Recovery Job"DELETE the restore task containing the SavePointId.(SELECT SavePointId from savepoint where IsDeleted = 1)DELETE task WHERE TaskTypeId = 1 AND TaskId NOT IN(SELECT TaskId from RestoreTask)PRINT 'Clear Backup Job'DELETE BackupTask Y SavePointId IS NULL OR SavePointId IN(SELECT SavePointId from savepoint where IsDeleted = 1)DELETE task O TaskTypeId = 0 AND TaskId NOT IN(SELECTING TaskId FROM BackupTask)PRINT 'Cleanup-RestoreTemplateTask'REMOVE VmDeviceMapping WHERE RestoreTemplateTaskId IN(SELECT RestoreTemplateTaskId from RestoreTemplateTask O SavePointId IN(SELECT SavePointId from savepoint WHERE IsDeleted = 1))DELETE RestoreTemplateTask O SavePointId IN(SELECT SavePointId from savepoint where IsDeleted = 1)PRINT 'Clean SavepointXml'DELETE SavePointXml O SavePointId IN(SELECT SavePointId from savepoint where IsDeleted = 1)PRINT 'Net tsave point (incremental and differential save points) 'DELETE savepoint WHERE IsDeleted = 1 AND RootSavePointId is NOT NULLPRINT 'Blank savepoints (full safepoints)'DELETE savepoint WHERE IsDeleted = 1PRINT 'Delete failed (1), aborted (2) on abort (3) from backup and restore only'DELETE BackupTask WHERE TaskId IN(SELECT TaskId from Task where TaskStatusId IN (1,2,3) AND TaskTypeId = 0)DELETE RestoreTask WHERE TaskId IN(SELECT TaskId from Task where TaskStatusId IN (1,2,3) AND TaskTypeId = 1)DELETE task WHERE TaskStatusId IN (1,2,3) AND TaskTypeId IN (0,1)PRINT 'Delete deleted model statistics'DELETE BackupTask WHERE TaskId IN(SELECT TaskId FROM Task WHERE JobId IN(SELECT JobId FROM Job WHERE TemplateVersionId IN(SELECT TemplateVersionId from TemplateVersion TemplateId where IN(SELECT TemplateId from template WHERE IsDeleted = '1')) AND JobTypeId implies 0))DELETE FROM RestoreTask WHERE TaskId IN(SELECT TaskId FROM Task WHERE JobId IN(SELECT JobId FROM Job WHERE TemplateVersionId IN(SELECT TemplateVersionId from TemplateVersion TemplateId where IN(SELECT TemplateId from template where IsDeleted = '1')) AND JobTypeId = 2))DELETE task WHERE JobId IN(SELECT JobId FROM Job WHERE TemplateVersionId IN(SELECT TemplateVersionId from TemplateVersion TemplateId where IN(SELECT TemplateId from template, gde IsDeleted = '1')) AND JobTypeId IN (0,2))- PRINT 'delete all recovery jobs'- DELETE RestoreTask--DELETE task WHERE TaskTypeId = 1PRINT "Cleaning work"DELETE job WHERE JobId IS NOT INCLUDED(SELECT DISTINCTIVE JOB ID FROM JOB)PRINT "Collapse database"DBCC-SHRINKDATABASE (vRangerPro)Improve the speed of your computer today by downloading this software - it will fix your PC problems.
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Устранение неполадок, связанных с сообщением об ошибке Vranger переполнения Sqldatetime
