| Gerrit Hulleman 2005-06-24, 2:47 am |
| Situation:
BizTalk 2002, Enterprise edition, SP1 using network DTC(for SQL) on server
A,
MS SQL server 2000 standard edition, using network DTC on server B .
File pickup from server A, HTTP message port to server C
A,B,C: windows 2003, patched to the max.
Problems:
- Slow parsing of incoming data. The message port can handle more
than the parsing ability of biztalk, so work-queue underruns happen. This
import has run before, but the only as of late the system starts to run
slowly. But in system resources both on Biztalk server A and SQL server B
next to nothing (processor: 50-60%, memory like 60% available, low harddisk
activity, almost no network traffic on biztalk, SQL even less). Cannot set a
higher priority on the mscis.exe process(denied).
Using perfmon: no bottlenecks on processor, disk IO or network.
- The following error appears in the eventlog, more rapidly as of
late:
[0x8007000e] Onvoldoende opslagruimte beschikbaar om deze bewerking te
voltooien.
"Insufficient storage space available for operation",
roughly translated.. I really do not like these 'culture specific' error
message. finding something on the subject on internet is a pain in the
b-hind.
[0x0128] The next scheduled work item cannot be obtained for processing.
[0x172e] There was a serious error within the BizTalk Server scheduler
component. The server is being shut down. Resolve this problem and then
restart the server..
Allowing the workqueue to empty helped earlier, but now that
there are queue underruns that is no option. Strange thing is: on all
servers, database included, many gigs available and only 1 mb flatfile
packages. (1,1 max). Logging op file (native, incoming, outgoing anything)
disabled.
Tried to purge the database with the 'BTS_Tracking_Archive_Purge_Script.sql'
(kb829312). And besides only a handfull of rows being affected, no
improvement.
Anyone encountered one or more of these problem and can tell me more about
them?
Anyone know how to get 'normal' English error message in stead of these
irritating culture specific messages (besides installing an english OS)?
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