[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone run into a problem with NC_NET not being able to see running
SQL processes on Windows 2003 machines?
The "net start" command shows the server running as
"SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)", but this test always fails under NC_NET.
Any help appreciated.
I don't know how NC_NET performs its checks, but if it is through WMI
then you might fall into the same problem that we have. In a nutshell,
the SQL Server 2000 WMI provider is buggy and the counters may stop
responding. You can figure this out by checking in the perfmon; the
counters might be there but invisible to WMI consumers (aka soft bug) or
totally missing (hard bug). In both cases, only a server reboot can
solve the problem.
It might be worth having a look at CleWMI - great command line tool to
query WMI - to check whether the counters are present.
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