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- From: ben@sybase.com (Benjamin von Ullrich)
- Newsgroups: comp.databases.sybase
- Subject: Re: Recovering from a log segment full condition (why model's log can fill up)
- Message-ID: <27461@sybase.sybase.com>
- Date: 26 Dec 92 15:23:00 GMT
- References: <dave.724703604@rincon> <1992Dec21.223620.26626@gtech.com> <WFINNERT.92Dec21194611@larry.shearson.com> <1992Dec22.162739.5049@gtech.com>
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- up to release 4.8, sql server stored tempdb's next object_id in the log
- of the model database. i don't remember exactly why this was
- necessary, but i think it has something to do with avoiding re-issuance
- of object_ids that may be in stored procedures and/or transaction logs
- of all server databases. since model is copied into tempdb at boot
- time, it seemed logical to store the next object id in model. all that
- was logged was a 4-byte integer, so it could take months for the log in
- model to fill up.
-
- this problem was fixed in version 4.8 . the next object id is now stored
- elsewhere.
-
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- ..ben
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