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My SQL Server 2005 database is in mode 90, mirrored with a second database server. Now I http://www.bigresource.com/MS_SQL-Error-17310-user-request-generated-a-fatal-exception-AND-I-KNOW-WHY--iIDLpqrD.html am getting Error 17310 while running very simple statements, but only https://www.sapien.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6633 on a specific table. We have a table called "tblSchools" which, due to negligence and incompetence, has a maximum size of over 8,000. I plan on fixing that eventually, by splitting all the long varchar(2048) fields off into other tables. I wanted to sql server use SqlCacheDependencies on this table, for every single column. So I created a DateTime column called LastChanged and created a trigger. I am using LastChanged as a DateTime type instead of a TimeStamp/RowVersion type because I thought it would be more useful. Here are the changes made: --------------------------- -- Adding the column... ALTER TABLE error 17310 severity tblSchools ADD LastChanged DateTime Null GO -- The program uses this stored procedure to watch the "LastChanged" column. CREATE PROCEDURE [apCacheWatchSchool] @SchoolID int AS select LastChanged from dbo.tblSchools where SchoolID = @SchoolID GO -- Any updates on the table cause the LastChanged column to be updated with getdate() CREATE TRIGGER [UpdateLastChanged_TS] ON [dbo].[tblSchools] AFTER INSERT,UPDATE AS BEGIN SET NOCOUNT ON; update [dbo].[tblSchools] set LastChanged = getdate() where SchoolID in (select SchoolID from inserted); END GO --------------------------- After adding this column and the trigger and s-proc, any update to any row in tblSchools fails with error 17310. It CANNOT set LastChanged to anything. It has to remain NULL. I was able to perform the following operation (as long as the tblSchools.LastChanged updating trigger [UpdateLastChanged_TS] was disabled): "update tblSchools set SchoolName = 'ZZZZ' + SchoolName where SchoolID = 185" -- so, it's not some kind of row length limit. I think it's a limit on # of columns that can be dealt with
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