SQLserver2000 企业版 出现"进程51发生了严重的异常"
SQL2000 企业版 出现“进程51发生了严重的异常”错误的解决方法,利用了微软官方的工具。
情景:一直用到比较好,突然不行
处理步骤:关了360等防火墙;(影响不大,但是有可能是因为杀毒软件处理时把某个关键文件heal了)
装了微软补丁
重新启动就ok了。
这个工具是微软SQL Server 2000 安全工具,描述为“SQL Server 2000 安全工具用于扫描 SQL Server 实例并检测安全漏洞,然后应用更新到被感染的文件。”
根据文档的描述,是因为部分文件中毒了,所以需要通过这个工具来修复。

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