Could Not Access Search Service Configuration Database Unspecified Error
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Provider error '80004005' ORUnspecified errorORDatabase Connection (OLEDB) Exception. Unspecified error Solution or Workaround This error is usually a server side resource issue, or a problem with the database driver and/or it's temporary files.You can usually correct this by restarting the server, stopping/starting the IIS service, or closing any other applications that may also be attempting to access your database.If you are not receiving any other PDshop errors, than PDshop is not currently the cause.If there is something wrong with your configuration of PDshop, you would receive a more specific error message from PDshop.You may want to read the Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - #251254, which explains this problem further.SOME TIPS:If this problem coincides with higher https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/95c16689-3656-4d47-bd40-8e6fb39b0d50/could-not-access-the-search-service-configuration-database-and-unspecified-error-0x80004005?forum=sharepointadminlegacy volumes of traffic to your site, than you may be exceeding the limits of Microsoft Access Databases.Another possibility is that it could be a corrupt database file, or the database is being opened by another application and is being left in an unstable state.But things you can try:1. Have your web host or server administrator reboot the server.Usually the only way to resolve this error is to reboot the server or recycle the application http://www.pagedowntech.com/faq/faq.aspx?faqid=47 pool.2. Download your database file, and do a "Compact & Repair" on it (using the Tools in the MS Access program), see Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - #209769.3. Switch to an MSSQL server database.MSSQL databases are able to handle huge amounts of data requests, MSAccess is not able to do that and has some connection limitations (especially if the server you are using is sharing resources with other applications or websites).4. Do not open or edit or move/replace the database file while your website is in use.Doing so can corrupt the server's temporary database files and cause this error.Be sure to never open the database file (while it's on the server) with any software, only use PDshop to access data while the database is on the server. Need Help with this issue? We can help. We remotely Troubleshoot & Fix Website Errors, Server errors, PCI Compliance issues, configuration issues and more. Contact our IT Services. Contact Us Learn about our IT Services Related Articles System resource exceeded Error message Other Resources Unspecified Error - Microsoft KB #251254 Compact & Repair Access - Microsoft KB #209769 Related Topics Error Messages Popular Articles Additional Help IT Services User Guides Contact Us Search for help... Search Our Company About Us Home Our Products .Net Shopping Cart .Net Shipping Component Downloads IT Services PDshop TM Feat
to connect to configuration database due to SQL server port bind failure Article Number:000024746 First Published:August 15, http://support.blackberry.com/kb/articleDetail?ArticleNumber=000024746 2015 Last Modified:August 15, 2015 Type:Support Environment BlackBerry Enterprise Server Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or MSDE Back to top ↑ Overview The BlackBerry Dispatcher service fails to start, and error 5608 appears in the System Logs in Event Viewer.The following log lines may appear in could not the BlackBerry Dispatcher log:[30058] (10/24 08:06:59.000):{0xB08} Starting Database[30000] (10/24 08:06:59.015):{0xE28} [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0xE28, THREADNAME="CBESRpcServer"[30000] (10/24 08:06:59.078):{0xB08} ADO ConnectionTimeout value = 30s[20642] (10/24 08:07:29.648):{0xB08} Database error in OpenDB (err=0x80004005, native err=17) - [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]SQL Server does not exist or access denied.[20650] (10/24 08:07:29.648):{0xB08} OpenDB: COM Error could not access (80004005): Unspecified error[20652] (10/24 08:07:29.648):{0xB08} OpenDB: OPEN_DB failedIn the Application Log of the Microsoft SQL Server, the following error will appear when SQL attempts to start:Type : ErrorDate : 10/24/2010Time : 7:16:56 AMEvent : 17055Source : MSSQLSERVERCategory : (2)User : N/AComputer : SERVER01Description:The description for Event ID ( 17055 ) in Source ( MSSQLSERVER ) could not be found. It contains the following insertion string(s): .19012SuperSocket Info: Bind failed on TCP port 1433. Back to top ↑ Cause This error is caused by SQL failing to bind to a predefined static port. Back to top ↑ Resolution Identify the application using the port defined in the SQL configuration and configure it to ignore the port used by SQL.To identify the application utilizing the port, follow these steps:Open the command prompt by clicking