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Assert condition: MaybeNot Posted on August 24, 2011 by Amit Banerjee Last week I had shown how to debug non-yielding scheduler and deadlocked schedulers memory dumps. In this post, I shall talk about Assertions. When an assert condition check fails in the SQL Server code base, a mini-dump of the SQL Server process is created which is found by default in the SQL Server LOG folder. An assert is basically a predicate (true-false condition) put in a program’s code by the developer which he/she thinks should always evaluate to TRUE. If this fails, then a the assert failure code written by the developer will be executed. This is one of those scenarios where you will NOT actually need to debug the assert dump and still be able to achieve a lot without opening a debugger. So if you were hoping for some more cool debugging steps, I will have to disappoint you till my next post! Whenever an assert condition fails, the message is logged in the SQL Server Errorlog along with the failing assert condition. Let me walk you through an example. You would see messages similar to the one below in the Windows Application Event log when an Assertion check fails: MSSQLSERVER Error (2) 3624 N/A