Mscorlib ошибка sql

I tried to restart a remote SQL server (2012 full) and I got this error:

Unable to start service MSSQLSERVER on server (mscorlib)

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Every time I try I get this message. How can I fix it?

asked Jul 12, 2013 at 5:58

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It looks like the service got setup wrong.
Try The following:

  • Run services.msc
  • Find the MSSQLSERVER Service.
  • Right click and open properties
  • Check what service account it is running under (usually NTAUTHORITYSYSTEM, NTAUTHORITYLOCAL SERVICE or NTAUTHORITYNETWORK SERIVICE unless you have it running under a different user account for security purposes).

Also, they might have moved things around in 2012 I’m still on 2008 R2

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answered Jul 12, 2013 at 6:04

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I was getting the same error message for days. I went to my domain controller and changed the password of the sql server agent and updated the password in the configuration manager. And, it connected.

answered Jun 8, 2019 at 4:48

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Go to Services and right click on sql server agent. select properties and update password/ confirm password if you not using local system account. Its working for me.

answered Feb 24, 2020 at 7:25

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changing password and restarting service works for me

answered Aug 11, 2020 at 13:43

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  • SQL server 2012 SSMS 2017

    Hi If I click the new query button or right click db and choose new query I get this message .

    TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
    ——————————
    Access to the path is denied. (mscorlib)

    I have not had this problem previous to today?

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  • Thanks for the reply.

    I got my network admin to delete my profile from the server logged back in and everything was a ok.

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      15 ноября 2019 г. 0:29

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  • Thanks for the reply.

    I got my network admin to delete my profile from the server logged back in and everything was a ok.

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      ghw123
      15 ноября 2019 г. 0:29

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  • Hi all! I am having a very strange problem on my SQL Servers. When opening SQL Management Studio and clicking on «New query» (after connecting with one of our SQL Servers which are running SQL Server 2012 or SQL Server 2016), I am getting the error
    message «End of stream encounted before parsing was completed (mscorlib)». I am not able to execute any queries. The problem occurs with different SQL Management Studio versions (tested 19.7 and 18.2). Restart of the machines on which SQL Management
    Studio is executed did not help. A new installation of the newest SQL Management Studio version did not resolve the problem either. 

    Has anyone experienced this strange error yet as well? I am having no idea what to do next in order to solve the issue ;( .NET Runtime was not updated.

    Thanks for any help,

    Patrick Wolf

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  • I found the cause of the mentioned problem: We installed a solution called «Cybereason» on our machine => «The Cybereason solution
    combines endpoint prevention, detection, and response all in one lightweight agent.»

    This software blocked the communication between SQL Management Studio and our server and caused the strange error message. After deinstallation, the problem was gone.

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      12 сентября 2019 г. 9:55

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How to Fix Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program (mscorlib) error in SQL Server

Database Administrators often need to get involved in code deployments wherein they release new code from one environment to another. As a best practice it is highly recommended to note down issues faced during code deployment and address them before you move with code deployment to higher environments such as Pre-Production or Production.

Learn How to Fix SQL Server Error “Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program”

One of the most errors faced by DBAs during code deployment is “Cannot execute script. Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program (mscorlib)“. The reason why you receive the above error is SQL Server Management Studio is when SSMS cannot handle errors in case if the script fails because the script file is very big generally above 30 MB.

How to Fix Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program (mscorlib) error in SQL Server

Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program (mscorlib)

Error Message

Cannot execute script. Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program (mscorlib)

Solution: Use SQLCMD to execute Large TSQL Scripts

SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) is not always the right option to execute larger script files. Hence it is highly recommended to use SQLCMD utility from command prompt to execute larger files.

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How to Start SQLCMD Command Line Utility

1. On the Start menu click Run.
In the Open box type cmd, and
then click OK to open a Command Prompt window.

2. In the command prompt, type SQLCMD.

3. Press ENTER.

You will now have a trusted connection to the default instance of SQL Server that is running on your computer. 1> is the sqlcmd prompt that specifies the line number. Each time you press ENTER, the number increases by one.

4. Finally to end the sqlcmd session, type EXIT at the sqlcmd prompt.

How to Run a Script on Standalone SQL Server Instance Using SQLCMD Command Line Utility

sqlcmd -S DATABASESERVERNAME -i "F:/DeploymentScripts/DataPopulation.sql"

How to Run a Script on a Named Instance of SQL Server Using SQLCMD Command Line Utility

sqlcmd -S DATABASESERVERNAMETESTINSTANCE -i "F:/DeploymentScripts/DataPopulation.sql"

Overview of Different SQLCMD Command Line Options in SQL Server

-S Specifies the instance of SQL Server to which to connect 
-i Specify the file path of the input script

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It is highly recommended to use SQLCMD command line utility to execute TSQL scripts which are large in size as SQL Server Management Studio will not be able to handle large file for execution.

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At times, when opening a new query window, or selecting top 1000 rows, Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Management Studio would crash with the following error message “SQL Server Management Studio has stopped working“:

SQL Server Management Studio has stopped working

SQL Server Management Studio has stopped working

When I click on the “View problem details” link, we can get a few unhelpful details about “CLR20r3“, “ssms.exe“, “Microsoft.VisualStudio.Platform.VSEditor” and “System.NullReferenceException“, thank you very much.

After much googling with Bing, all solutions pointed to restarting the machine. Well, I wanted to avoid that, as my server is in production.

I thought, well, let’s be smart and delete a few folders in my %AppData% directory. It can’t get worse and might solve the issue.

It did get worse. I couldn’t even start Management Studio anymore, and a friendly error message “The directory name is invalid” mentioning “mscorlib” as the source of the problem.

I deleted the whole local profile, it solved the “mscorlib” issue. But my original “CLR20r3” was still there.

And then my eyes wandered in the bottom right corner of the screen, and noticed a weird asterisk (starlike symbol) in the language preferences tray:

Language Preferences Dialog

Language Preferences Dialog

Mmm, let’s switch that to “ENG“. Start SQL Server Management Studio again and … tada! It works! Problem solved!

Wonderful. No idea where this asterisk comes from, and why the editor crashes because of that.

I hope this will help someone out there.

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  • Hi all! I am having a very strange problem on my SQL Servers. When opening SQL Management Studio and clicking on «New query» (after connecting with one of our SQL Servers which are running SQL Server 2012 or SQL Server 2016), I am getting the error
    message «End of stream encounted before parsing was completed (mscorlib)». I am not able to execute any queries. The problem occurs with different SQL Management Studio versions (tested 19.7 and 18.2). Restart of the machines on which SQL Management
    Studio is executed did not help. A new installation of the newest SQL Management Studio version did not resolve the problem either. 

    Has anyone experienced this strange error yet as well? I am having no idea what to do next in order to solve the issue ;( .NET Runtime was not updated.

    Thanks for any help,

    Patrick Wolf

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  • I found the cause of the mentioned problem: We installed a solution called «Cybereason» on our machine => «The Cybereason solution
    combines endpoint prevention, detection, and response all in one lightweight agent.»

    This software blocked the communication between SQL Management Studio and our server and caused the strange error message. After deinstallation, the problem was gone.

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«The directory name is invalid.» MSSQL Management Studio

I got an error when trying to modify a stored procedure

Searched for proper solution and found one EXCELLENT solution

Error :
Title — Microsoft Management Studio 2005
«The directory name is invalid.«
 (mscorlib)

Solution:
As usual, the only solution to most of the issues in windows : Restarted the machine and error resolved :)

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