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Generating Error when data size is larger then max text repl size


Length of LOB data (%1) to be replicated exceeds configured maximum %2Reattaching MDF files recovered from RAID 5Length of LOB data (2135980) to be replicated exceeds configured maximum 65536What is the impact of setting “max text repl size (B)” to -1?How to fix an odd LSBackup job error in Log Shipping?Empty blocking process in blocked process reportHow to make cdc skip the point that it is stuck at?Questions on Availability Group Readable SecondaryCDC error - Error converting data type varchar to uniqueidentifierCannot connect to <instance>. A severe error occurred on the current command






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I recently ran into an issue with where an application tried to do an insert with data over the max text repl size. this time the failed insert was captured by the application log, and I was made aware. I was a little disturbed though to find out the error wasn't captured in the sql server error log, and I don't see it captured any place else.



Any advise on how to capture, and Ideally generate alerts based on the 'Length of LOB data (XXXXXX) to be replicated exceeds configured maximum " would be appreciated.










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    I recently ran into an issue with where an application tried to do an insert with data over the max text repl size. this time the failed insert was captured by the application log, and I was made aware. I was a little disturbed though to find out the error wasn't captured in the sql server error log, and I don't see it captured any place else.



    Any advise on how to capture, and Ideally generate alerts based on the 'Length of LOB data (XXXXXX) to be replicated exceeds configured maximum " would be appreciated.










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      I recently ran into an issue with where an application tried to do an insert with data over the max text repl size. this time the failed insert was captured by the application log, and I was made aware. I was a little disturbed though to find out the error wasn't captured in the sql server error log, and I don't see it captured any place else.



      Any advise on how to capture, and Ideally generate alerts based on the 'Length of LOB data (XXXXXX) to be replicated exceeds configured maximum " would be appreciated.










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      I recently ran into an issue with where an application tried to do an insert with data over the max text repl size. this time the failed insert was captured by the application log, and I was made aware. I was a little disturbed though to find out the error wasn't captured in the sql server error log, and I don't see it captured any place else.



      Any advise on how to capture, and Ideally generate alerts based on the 'Length of LOB data (XXXXXX) to be replicated exceeds configured maximum " would be appreciated.







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          The SQL Server error log only captures errors having a significant severity (generally 19-25, with exceptions). See the documentation here:




          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/errors-events/database-engine-error-severities

          Imagine if all divide by zero, ambiguous column, or syntax errors flooded the error log? That log would quickly become an unmanageable mess.



          What you can do is use an Alert, which can trigger notifications and other actions whenever an exception with a certain severity (or, in your case, error number) is raised:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/agent/alerts

          For example:



          EXEC sys.sp_add_alert @name = 'repl size error',
          @message_id = 7139, -- I believe this is the right message
          ...


          See this doc for sp_add_alert usage:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/system-stored-procedures/sp-add-alert-transact-sql





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          • Thanks, I didn't capture the message number and I wasn't finding a specific message number when looking online. Thanks a lot

            – Patrick
            8 hours ago











          • @Patrick FWIW I don't have it memorized either, I found it by something along the lines of SELECT * FROM sys.messages WHERE [text] LIKE N'%repl%size%';

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          The SQL Server error log only captures errors having a significant severity (generally 19-25, with exceptions). See the documentation here:




          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/errors-events/database-engine-error-severities

          Imagine if all divide by zero, ambiguous column, or syntax errors flooded the error log? That log would quickly become an unmanageable mess.



          What you can do is use an Alert, which can trigger notifications and other actions whenever an exception with a certain severity (or, in your case, error number) is raised:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/agent/alerts

          For example:



          EXEC sys.sp_add_alert @name = 'repl size error',
          @message_id = 7139, -- I believe this is the right message
          ...


          See this doc for sp_add_alert usage:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/system-stored-procedures/sp-add-alert-transact-sql





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          • Thanks, I didn't capture the message number and I wasn't finding a specific message number when looking online. Thanks a lot

            – Patrick
            8 hours ago











          • @Patrick FWIW I don't have it memorized either, I found it by something along the lines of SELECT * FROM sys.messages WHERE [text] LIKE N'%repl%size%';

            – Aaron Bertrand
            6 hours ago
















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          The SQL Server error log only captures errors having a significant severity (generally 19-25, with exceptions). See the documentation here:




          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/errors-events/database-engine-error-severities

          Imagine if all divide by zero, ambiguous column, or syntax errors flooded the error log? That log would quickly become an unmanageable mess.



          What you can do is use an Alert, which can trigger notifications and other actions whenever an exception with a certain severity (or, in your case, error number) is raised:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/agent/alerts

          For example:



          EXEC sys.sp_add_alert @name = 'repl size error',
          @message_id = 7139, -- I believe this is the right message
          ...


          See this doc for sp_add_alert usage:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/system-stored-procedures/sp-add-alert-transact-sql





          share|improve this answer

























          • Thanks, I didn't capture the message number and I wasn't finding a specific message number when looking online. Thanks a lot

            – Patrick
            8 hours ago











          • @Patrick FWIW I don't have it memorized either, I found it by something along the lines of SELECT * FROM sys.messages WHERE [text] LIKE N'%repl%size%';

            – Aaron Bertrand
            6 hours ago














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          The SQL Server error log only captures errors having a significant severity (generally 19-25, with exceptions). See the documentation here:




          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/errors-events/database-engine-error-severities

          Imagine if all divide by zero, ambiguous column, or syntax errors flooded the error log? That log would quickly become an unmanageable mess.



          What you can do is use an Alert, which can trigger notifications and other actions whenever an exception with a certain severity (or, in your case, error number) is raised:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/agent/alerts

          For example:



          EXEC sys.sp_add_alert @name = 'repl size error',
          @message_id = 7139, -- I believe this is the right message
          ...


          See this doc for sp_add_alert usage:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/system-stored-procedures/sp-add-alert-transact-sql





          share|improve this answer













          The SQL Server error log only captures errors having a significant severity (generally 19-25, with exceptions). See the documentation here:




          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/errors-events/database-engine-error-severities

          Imagine if all divide by zero, ambiguous column, or syntax errors flooded the error log? That log would quickly become an unmanageable mess.



          What you can do is use an Alert, which can trigger notifications and other actions whenever an exception with a certain severity (or, in your case, error number) is raised:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/agent/alerts

          For example:



          EXEC sys.sp_add_alert @name = 'repl size error',
          @message_id = 7139, -- I believe this is the right message
          ...


          See this doc for sp_add_alert usage:



          • https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/system-stored-procedures/sp-add-alert-transact-sql






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          • Thanks, I didn't capture the message number and I wasn't finding a specific message number when looking online. Thanks a lot

            – Patrick
            8 hours ago











          • @Patrick FWIW I don't have it memorized either, I found it by something along the lines of SELECT * FROM sys.messages WHERE [text] LIKE N'%repl%size%';

            – Aaron Bertrand
            6 hours ago


















          • Thanks, I didn't capture the message number and I wasn't finding a specific message number when looking online. Thanks a lot

            – Patrick
            8 hours ago











          • @Patrick FWIW I don't have it memorized either, I found it by something along the lines of SELECT * FROM sys.messages WHERE [text] LIKE N'%repl%size%';

            – Aaron Bertrand
            6 hours ago

















          Thanks, I didn't capture the message number and I wasn't finding a specific message number when looking online. Thanks a lot

          – Patrick
          8 hours ago





          Thanks, I didn't capture the message number and I wasn't finding a specific message number when looking online. Thanks a lot

          – Patrick
          8 hours ago













          @Patrick FWIW I don't have it memorized either, I found it by something along the lines of SELECT * FROM sys.messages WHERE [text] LIKE N'%repl%size%';

          – Aaron Bertrand
          6 hours ago






          @Patrick FWIW I don't have it memorized either, I found it by something along the lines of SELECT * FROM sys.messages WHERE [text] LIKE N'%repl%size%';

          – Aaron Bertrand
          6 hours ago


















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