It works fine with empty tables or tables with hundreds of records. Are there parameters to specify the lock timeout What could be locking it The table has about 10k records. I'm under the impression this program does a lot of caching, it's much faster than the Management-Studio itself. Im trying to encrypt a column and am getting the following error: Set-SqlColumnEncryption : Lock request time out period exceeded. The above simply means the transaction has reached the innodblockwaittimeout while waiting to obtain an exclusive lock which defaults to 50 seconds. The information given is quite vague, and I am not at all acquainted with Tomcat-8. One of the most popular InnoDB’s errors is InnoDB lock wait timeout exceeded, for example: SQLSTATEHY000: General error: 1205 Lock wait timeout exceeded try restarting transaction. By default, there is no lock timeout in SQL Server, but it is possible that Object Explorer in SSMS sets one up, so it will remain unresponsive forever if there is blocking. From the result set of SPLOCK figure out if there is any dbid 2 and ObjID in 1,2. Execute SOLOCK to see all locks that are applied on the database. Execute the SPWho2 to see if there is any user logged in who is executing a query which leads to deadlock. Are there parameters to specify the lock timeout What could be locking it The table has about 10k records. So here is what you are supposed to do: 1. Same result, no changes even after one hour.Īnother 3rd-Party program which we are using seems to connect via other mechanisms to the SQL-Server (Is there a way to list current connections and their types in the Management-Studio, please let me know so I'm able to provide this information too) But I don't think there is a way to configure that lock timeout of 10 seconds. I'm trying to encrypt a column and am getting the following error: Set-SqlColumnEncryption : Lock request time out period exceeded. I turned the Tomcat-8 off to find out whether some unclosed connections are open. the lock request timeout while trying to open the tables was most likely a result of a dml operation.
#Lock request time out period exceeded Pc#
Open the Database but expanding the directories for "Tables" or "Views" failed after 10 Seconds with the Error 1222. the select into stmt coming from your PC is the result of spwho2. As this happened first I went to the Server-Room and opened the Database with the Management Studio to see if there were any issues. There is a Tomcat-8 running which sometimes can't access these tables at all or only after a long delay. We're running a SQL-Server 2012 and for a while now my accessing records from bigger tables became tricky.
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