The issue was related to a HP monitoring driver. Somehow this software got installed. Maybe it got installed trying to extract a driver...
Reference:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947477
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Print spooler failing to start up
Friday, December 14, 2012
How SQL 2005 Report Server works
Nice blog (see Reference below) about how report server works and what the logs files are for.
Here are some queries that I use to check to see if jobs are stuck on our Report server:
use ReportServer
-- Jobs waiting to execute
select *
from event e
order by TimeEntered
-- Jobs that ARE executing
select n.processstart, n.notificationentered, n.deliveryextension, sch.scheduleid, sub.subscriptionid, sub.description, sub.laststatus, sub.lastruntime
from notifications n, schedule sch, subscriptions sub
where (n.subscriptionid = sub.subscriptionid) and (sch.eventdata = sub.subscriptionid)
order by n.notificationentered desc
Reference:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/psssql/archive/2009/02/02/why-aren-t-my-subscriptions-working.aspx
Here are some queries that I use to check to see if jobs are stuck on our Report server:
use ReportServer
-- Jobs waiting to execute
select *
from event e
order by TimeEntered
-- Jobs that ARE executing
select n.processstart, n.notificationentered, n.deliveryextension, sch.scheduleid, sub.subscriptionid, sub.description, sub.laststatus, sub.lastruntime
from notifications n, schedule sch, subscriptions sub
where (n.subscriptionid = sub.subscriptionid) and (sch.eventdata = sub.subscriptionid)
order by n.notificationentered desc
Reference:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/psssql/archive/2009/02/02/why-aren-t-my-subscriptions-working.aspx
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