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BUG #: 18243 (SQLBUG_65); 18242 (SQLBUG_65) SYMPTOMSThe virtual server service (Vsrvsvc.exe) will cause a memory exception error at c0000005 on SQL Server 6.5 Enterprise Edition Clustered Servers if registry keys are missing or have become corrupted. No errors will be displayed in the SQL Server error log. Because the SQL Server service depends on Vsrvsvc.exe, the cluster manager will shut down the SQL Server service. This will appear as "Shutdown by request" in the SQL Server error log. CAUSEThis error is caused during the release of an unallocated object when an undefined registry key is operated on (for example, SetValue/QueryValue and so on) through the virtual server service. This incorrect deallocation causes an access violation (AV) in Vsrvsvc.exe. WORKAROUND
To repair the missing or invalid entries in the registry, you must
reinstall Windows NT and SQL Server clustering. However, it is not
necessary to remove the existing SQL Server installation or user databases.
To do this, perform the steps below.
STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in SQL Server Enterprise Edition version 6.5. MORE INFORMATIONThe virtual server service, Vsrvsvc.exe, is used to communicate between the clustered virtual SQL Server and the host computer registry. This error will only occur if the SQL Server has been clustered, because this is the only time the Vsrvsvc.exe is used. Additional query words: errorlog EE 6.5ee
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