Labels

admin (1) aix (1) alert (1) always-on (2) Architecture (1) aws (3) Azure (1) backup (3) BI-DWH (10) Binary (3) Boolean (1) C# (1) cache (1) casting (3) cdc (1) certificate (1) checks (1) cloud (3) cluster (1) cmd (7) collation (1) columns (1) compilation (1) configurations (7) Connection-String (2) connections (6) constraint (6) copypaste (2) cpu (2) csv (3) CTE (1) data-types (1) datetime (23) db (547) DB2 (1) deadlock (2) Denali (7) device (6) dotNet (5) dynamicSQL (11) email (5) encoding (1) encryption (4) errors (124) excel (1) ExecutionPlan (10) extended events (1) files (7) FIPS (1) foreign key (1) fragmentation (1) functions (1) GCP (2) gMSA (2) google (2) HADR (1) hashing (3) in-memory (1) index (3) indexedViews (2) insert (3) install (10) IO (1) isql (6) javascript (1) jobs (11) join (2) LDAP (2) LinkedServers (8) Linux (15) log (6) login (1) maintenance (3) mariadb (1) memory (4) merge (3) monitoring (4) MSA (2) mssql (444) mssql2005 (5) mssql2008R2 (20) mssql2012 (2) mysql (36) MySQL Shell (5) network (1) NoSQL (1) null (2) numeric (9) object-oriented (1) offline (1) openssl (1) Operating System (4) oracle (7) ORDBMS (1) ordering (2) Outer Apply (1) Outlook (1) page (1) parameters (2) partition (1) password (1) Performance (103) permissions (10) pivot (3) PLE (1) port (4) PostgreSQL (14) profiler (1) RDS (3) read (1) Replication (12) restore (4) root (1) RPO (1) RTO (1) SAP ASE (48) SAP RS (20) SCC (4) scema (1) script (8) security (10) segment (1) server (1) service broker (2) services (4) settings (75) SQL (74) SSAS (1) SSIS (19) SSL (8) SSMS (4) SSRS (6) storage (1) String (35) sybase (57) telnet (2) tempdb (1) Theory (2) tips (120) tools (3) training (1) transaction (6) trigger (2) Tuple (2) TVP (1) unix (8) users (3) vb.net (4) versioning (1) windows (14) xml (10) XSD (1) zip (1)

SQL Server: Invalid column name 'sqlserver_start_time'.

Error message:

Invalid column name 'sqlserver_start_time'.


Cause:

Column 'sqlserver_start_time' in sys.dm_os_sys_info was added in SQL Server 2008.

If you try to select it in SQL Server 2005/2000 you will get this error.


Solution:

Find SQL Server last restart time from sys.dm_exec_sessions or from tempdb creation time:

SELECT create_date FROM sys.databases WHERE name = 'tempdb'

SELECT login_time FROM sys.dm_exec_sessions WHERE session_id = 1

No comments:

Post a Comment