반품
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제목
ArError2512_1 "Connection to database has been lost." found in DS Log file -
설명
The Active Roles Server Administration Service is unable to access the Active Roles SQL Configuration database. -
원인
There is a SQL connectivity issue. Likely, something has changed since the Administration Service was last started. -
해결 방안
Review the Details section in the event description to identify the error message received when attempting to connect to the SQL Database Engine.
Depending on the error message noted, follow the troubleshooting instructions provided by Microsoft:
Additional general troubleshooting information may be obtained from the following Microsoft resource:
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추가 정보
Full error message as follows: Connection to database has been lost. %n%n Active Roles Administration Service has lost connection to Configuration database. Administration Service is making attempts to connect to database. %nDetails: %1 %nDatabase: %2 %nSQL Server: %3 %n%4 %nNext attempt to connect: In %5 minutes or later %n%nUntil after connection is restored unavailable are all the functions of Administration Service that require access to Configuration database. These include: (1) retrieving and updating Active Roles configuration data; (2) retrieving changes to configuration data made by other Administration Services (both directly and via replication); (3) retrieving and updating virtual attributes stored in Configuration database. Example: Connection to database has been lost. Active Roles Administration Service has lost connection to Configuration database. Administration Service is making attempts to connect to database. Details: Unspecified error Database: ActiveRoles70 SQL Server: msk9876 Next attempt to connect: In 15 minutes or later Until after connection is restored unavailable are all the functions of Administration Service that require access to Configuration database. These include: (1) retrieving and updating Active Roles configuration data; (2) retrieving changes to configuration data made by other Administration Services (both directly and via replication); (3) retrieving and updating virtual attributes stored in Configuration database.