I am upgrading a database of over 100GB. After almost 24 hours of running step 2, I received this error: Array dimensions exceeded supported range.
I can find only 1 unsolved reference to this problem. It appears like a Powershell problem where it exceeds 2GB.
Since some of you have upgraded even larger databases, have any of you run into this problem and have a solution?
I have submitted the problem to Microsoft as well, but am hoping someone on this forum has the answer.
(And yes, I know the performance is terrible. I am running someone else's supplied upgrade mods on a server which is not configured properly. It does have 32GB RAM and the SQL Server max mem is set to 22GB with the service tier and a dev client on the same server. The disk drives are allocated by VMware and it appears the amount of disk space allocated was the only consideration.)
I can find only 1 unsolved reference to this problem. It appears like a Powershell problem where it exceeds 2GB.
Since some of you have upgraded even larger databases, have any of you run into this problem and have a solution?
I have submitted the problem to Microsoft as well, but am hoping someone on this forum has the answer.
(And yes, I know the performance is terrible. I am running someone else's supplied upgrade mods on a server which is not configured properly. It does have 32GB RAM and the SQL Server max mem is set to 22GB with the service tier and a dev client on the same server. The disk drives are allocated by VMware and it appears the amount of disk space allocated was the only consideration.)