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Or in other words, these messages are just white noise and nothing to care about.
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Hello,
My Microsoft SQL Server error log contains very often the following line "RemoveStaleDbEntries: Cleanup of stale DB entries skipped because master db is not memory optimized.
Parallel redo is started for database 'database_y' with worker pool size [4].
Parallel redo is shutdown for database 'database_y' with worker pool size [4].
RBPEX::NotifyFileShutdown: Called for database ID: [5], file Id [0]
Starting up database 'database_y'. " where database_y has database ID: [5]
DBCC CHECKDB ('database_y')
CHECKDB found 0 allocation errors and 0 consistency errors in database 'database_y'
Do you have any idea how to continue the investigation?
Thank you.
Best regards,
Matei
Find pillow, sheet and blanket. Find a pyjamas. Slip in. Sleep peacefully.
Or in other words, these messages are just white noise and nothing to care about.
Hi,MateiG
Welcome to Mircsoft Q&A forum!
The message indicates that the cleanup task for outdated database entries was skipped due to the lack of memory-optimized configuration for the master database.
The message 'CHECKDB on database 'database_y'' indicates that no issues were found with the database, which is good news.
Therefore, the prompts mentioned are informational, and you do not need to worry.
Regards
Mikey Qiao
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