"Even without any memory optimized tables,number of checkpoint files
keep going up every time we issue a checkpoint"Is there any reason that
this keeps on happening even after the table is dropped? What is stored
in those checkpoint files and why are they there even in a situation
where there is no ...
First SQL Query as text for the next poor fellow who finds this post :D
SELECT spm.class_desc, spm.permission_name, spm.state_desc, spr.name,
spr.type_desc, spr.is_disabled, ep.name AS EndpointName,
ep.protocol_desc AS EndPointDescription, ep.state_desc AS EndPointState,
ep.type_desc AS EndpointType...
This is a Windows defect.If memory allocation calls are going to fail
due to a lack of resident available memory then Windows should be
setting the memory pressure state so that applications can voluntarily
release memory rather than just crashing.
I am here because I got this error and hoped I would find a clue, but no
dice. In your case it might be explained by nvarchar(max), however I got
it on a postgreSQL boolean column which is bit on SQL server. Makes no
sense. Discard this. I found my solution, naturally outside Microsoft
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