XADM: Event ID 1160 and Exchange Server Performance (178911)


The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0
  • Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5
This article was previously published under Q178911

SYMPTOMS

The following event may be displayed in the Windows NT Event Viewer Application log of the Exchange Server computer: 
   Event:1160
   Source:MSExchangeIS
   Type:Error
   Category:General
   Description:
   Database resource failure error -1011 occurred in function
   JTAB_BASE::EcPrepareUpdate while accessing the database.

CAUSE

This error may be reported if the Performance Optimizer is run and, in the Memory Usage properties, the value for Limit Memory Usage to <value>MB is set to something other than zero (0).

Because this value sets the limit on how much memory all of Microsoft Exchange has to use, the lower the value, the more likely this error message is to be displayed. If this value is set too low, for example, to 25, the services will run, but after a short time the server's performance will degrade. Shutting down the service will take a long time as well.

RESOLUTION

To correct this problem, run Microsoft Exchange Performance Optimizer and reset the <value> to zero (0).

MORE INFORMATION

The Description field may contain slightly different text, such as:

Database resource failure error -1011 occurred in function
JTAB_BASE::EcSetColumn while accessing the database.

Database resource failure error -1011 occurred in function
JTAB_BASE::EcConfig while accessing the database.

Database resource failure error -1011 occurred in function
JTAB_BASE::EcRetrieveColumnByPtagId while accessing the database.

Database resource failure error -1011 occurred in function
JTAB_BASE::EcSeek while accessing the database.

For additional information, click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

216259 IS Stops Responding Due to Critical Section Leak

195006 Resource Failure Error with More than 800 MB of Ram

Modification Type:MinorLast Reviewed:4/21/2005
Keywords:kbprb kbusage KB178911
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