I tried to Profile remote server JVM using JProfiler.The first time I can connect JProfiler. After closing the connection again tried to connect through JProfiler. Error message show JProfiler GUI connected. How can I resolve this issue?
Process show highlighted red color.
Then try to open it shows below error message.
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I have just recently downloaded and installed SQL Server 2008 on my laptop. I want to login using my local details.
I tried like this in my image below
but I get this error:
Kindly let me know how to connect it as I am new for doing first time installation.
There are many reasons..few listed below
Instance name may be incorrect..So try searching for all the available instances ..when you are connecting from local ,you can check that easily by try clicking on server name drop down and browse for more and clicking database engines
Once instance name is correct, you can try checking if SQL Server services are running by opening configuration manager
If SQL Server is running , you may want to check if network protocols are enabled in same configuration manager
One more reason could be SQL Server browser service not running..this helps you to connect to right instance when you have multiple instances running on same box and you don't specify port number while connecting
Do the following to troubleshoot:
Go into sql server connection manager and check if sql server services is running. If it is not running then start it.
If it is running, right click it and open it.
Copy name of instance from and paste that name in management studio connection window.
If you still get error try connecting it with ‘.’ In server name in ssms connection window.
If its still not working, go in sql server connection manager and check protocols. Check if named pipe protocol is enabled. If not enabled, enable named pipe protocol.
If you follow above steps you should fix the error you are getting.
I have updated from windows 8 to windows 10 recently. My SQL server was running perfectly after updating. But as i installed further updates in my laptop, SQL server eventually stopped and started showing this message as I use to connect its object explorer:
My hostname is IQRA and I am entering this as i connect:
Anyone please help me to resolve this issue in some easy way. I found so many methods on internet but nothing helped me out!
Something might have triggered SQL Server to stop. Have you checked the Task Manager to see if the server is running?
In case you are unfamiliar with it:
Open Task Manager.
Click the Services Tab.
Look for the SQL Server instance and make sure it is Running.
If not, right click then choose Start.
I have some SSIS jobs running in the production server which we usually take that server by Windows' Remote Desktop Connection to monitor the jobs. The problem in our case is If we sign out the server in remote connection, all the sql server jobs getting failed until we reestablish a remote connection but the jobs work fine if we close the remote connection explicitly by the (x) mark on the Remote Connection interface
Any idea on this issue
Presumably those jobs are being executed under the current users account rather than a system service account ? I suspect the problem is that "signing out" essentially logs the current user off the box, terminating all their current processes, whereas just closing the RDP session does not log them out and so the job continues running.
I am trying to connect Jprofiler7 to remote weblogic10.3 managed servers. I am able to connect and see admin console threads and memory usage in JProfiler but not for application deployed on managed server.
How can i achieve this?
Thanks
I had the same problem with WebLogic 12C on windows with JProfiler9 and solved it as follows:
Allow JProfiler to create startWebLogic_jprofiler.cmd by profiling WebLogic 12C, but don't attach the profiler at this point.
Edit startManagedWebLogic.cmd and call startWebLogic_jprofiler.cmd rather than startWebLogic.cmd
At a command prompt execute startWebLogic.cmd
At a command prompt execute startManagedWebLogic.cmd
In JProfiler, click "Start Center" icon. Click "New Server Integration". Select "Generic application server" and then "Wait for a connection from the JProfiler GUI". When the profiler starts it collects data from the managed weblogic server.
You're profiling the wrong server in that case. The VM parameter for JProfiler (-agentpath:...) has to be added to the JVM on which your application is executed.
I am facing a problem in adding portal server 6.1 in RAD 8. it says "Could not create an RMI connector to connect to host at port 10031". I even tried to change the RMI port but still doesnt help. It seems the application server hasnt started. I cant start it from cmd and not even from RAD. Am I going wrong anywhere? Plz help.. Its urgent... Thanks..
What do you see as errors in the logs when you start the server from the command line? If it does not start in the command line i wouldn't bother trying to connect it from RAD.