I'm trying to create a table in sql server 2005 SSMS and it hangs, when I
watch the task manager, I see the sqlWB.exe is taking almost 97% of my CPU.
My machine is:
2.6 GH with 512 of RAM.
Win XP proffessional
SQL Server 2005 Developer edition
..Net 2.0 & VS.NET 2005 proffesional edition.
I have been using it for about a months without problems (except that it's
slow). Here are the steps that I took:
Opened SSMS
Created a new database called test
Clicked on new table and got the Design view of the new table
Added the first column, "ID" of type int
Click Save
I got prompted to enter the table name
I selected the default table name Table_1
then it hangs.
I have no idea why this is happeneing, nothing upnormal in the application
log...I got plenty of disk space... don't know why this is happening.
thanks,
Tamer
I was able to create the table remotly from another SSMS on another machine
on the network. I guess I will have to reinstall SSMS.
thanks,
Tamer
"Tamer Yousef" wrote:
> I'm trying to create a table in sql server 2005 SSMS and it hangs, when I
> watch the task manager, I see the sqlWB.exe is taking almost 97% of my CPU.
> My machine is:
> 2.6 GH with 512 of RAM.
> Win XP proffessional
> SQL Server 2005 Developer edition
> .Net 2.0 & VS.NET 2005 proffesional edition.
> I have been using it for about a months without problems (except that it's
> slow). Here are the steps that I took:
> Opened SSMS
> Created a new database called test
> Clicked on new table and got the Design view of the new table
> Added the first column, "ID" of type int
> Click Save
> I got prompted to enter the table name
> I selected the default table name Table_1
> then it hangs.
> I have no idea why this is happeneing, nothing upnormal in the application
> log...I got plenty of disk space... don't know why this is happening.
> thanks,
> Tamer
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