"cannot start more transaction while connect to sql server database"?
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At a time only 1 transaction can be done with one connection. Use multiple conections.
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If by "I have 500MB of MS SQL Server space", you are referring  to hosting limitations, then yes.  Your database and scripts must fit inside that space.  That is a faily good amount of space though.  If your Database is bigger than that, you either do enough business that you need more hosted space, or you simply need to optimize your DB.  Good luck!
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Try after some time, that could be due to server problems...\n\nGOOD LUCK\n\n:-)
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It means that website has problems with its database. The only solution is to try again later.
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You should contact GMAC to find out what their procedure is to handle the transaction.  I imagine this is a pretty common occurence, so I'm certain they'll be able to lay out what to do and how to do it to expedite the transactio.
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The problem your going to find is pulling the database thru any VPN. The size of your pipe vs. the size of the database will limit how useable the process actually is. If your actually opening, writting and saving you'll find it an impossible task if the database is of any size.\n\nThe best solution for this is Terminal Server and VPN. You host the database on a central Term Server then remote users VPN in and run the database locally and only the screens are moving back and forth instead of the data itself.\n\nThere are otehr solutiosn such as Sharepoint and Foldershare but as I said the size of the database is key.\n\nFeel free to contact us for more info.
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No transaction complete.
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to stop a process on the sql server
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Try doing it in the safe mode... Or try doing it frm the command prompt...
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UPGRADE your client access edition to the one that is on the AS/400 system...I usually uninstall Client Access and start fresh. You can map a drive to &#92;&#92;YourAS400NameorIPAddress &#92;QIBM&#92; (no spaces...i needed spaced because this site truncates links)\n(You will need to authenticate using As400Name&#92;UserID then Password, \n\nthen drill down to &#92;ProdData&#92;CA400&#92; Express&#92;Install&#92;Image (again, no spaces...damn yahoo) and run the SETUP.EXE.  This will prompt you for a particular setup....use custom and you can specify ONLY the Client Access ODBC driver if you wish................I have found that using an older driver will cause problems.\n\nIf that don't work....\nI believe that the amount of libraries in your ODBC connection is too many.  Limit this library to your production library and see if this resolves your issue.\n\nGood luck
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I wish i could give you a definite answer but i cant. I have searched the web and there have been few people who had that problem and none of their posts had any replies.\n\nFirst try shutingdown Micrsoft SQL server or any other that you maybe running. then try installing VB6.\n\nOtherwise backup your databases, uninstall Sql server and ODBC components and try installing VB6 then.\n\nBefore you do any of the above mac sure you have the latest MDAC installed.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=6c050fe3-c795-4b7d-b037-185d0506396c&DisplayLang=en
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Check the syntax of your Update query\n\nIf you are using Transactions\n\nYou may not have committed a transaction.\n\n\nIf u r editing via Enterprise manager , do necessary edits close and open again
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wait a couple minutes and try again or maybe restart you computer
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If it's a standard .sql file, you should be able to split it. This would break transactions, but depending on the statements in the file this may not be an issue.
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Yes, I had the same problem. I did a disk compression and disk defrag last night and it was done in the morning. I tried to log on and I had connecting issues, nothing happened, then boom..it would all of a sudden connect. I thought it had something to do with my disk defrag or something, but it wasnt.\n\nYahoo is just whack that way.\n\nCheck the forum out from yahoo Answers:\nhttp://messages.next.yahoo.com/next/forumview?bn=SEA-YahooAnswers\n\nWe are not alone =)
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The initial error, 80004005 is often related to how you are connecting to your database. I have added a link below which can tell you some of the problems (I know it refers to access, but much of the information there is still useful).\n\nIf you can connect to your database just fine using other queries, then how you are calling your procedure is the problem. So remove that code just to make sure that everything else is working fine, then focus on the procedure call itself.\n\nIf this is a stored procedure, are you using a command object? Are the parameters correct? Did you create the parameters correctly and are they the right type? Does your stored procedure on the machine run fine (not through asp, run it on the server)\n\nThe second error is more likely because of the first, your call to the procedure is causing it to hang and when you stop IIS it gives you basically a problem with dllhost.exe (that is what asp uses to run code).\n\nSo check out some of the links below and hopefully this can narrow your problem down further. \n\nIn short, test to make sure that ASP is connecting to your database correctly.\n\nGood luck!
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Not sure what you're asking here.  Are you receiving some kind of error when you try to proceed or don't know what option to choose next?