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Hi @Sjef ,
Thanks for your post!
I believe the results from the query on sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats(DB_ID(), NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL) aren't exactly running tasks, but are just stats on those two tables which are part of RedgateMonitor, the repository database.
The uninstall doesn't delete the database (in case you want to reinstall at some point and keep the same history), but to remove any trace of it, you'll just need to drop the RedgateMonitor database from SSMS. Can you kindly give this a try?
Hope that helps!
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Thanks Jessica,
I see I did not provide all the info in my last post. Missing: The Query was executed on the tempDB.
I removed the RedGate database. The running task is still there though. I see the two mentioned tables from the Query in TempDb\Tables\
Can I safely remove these two from the TempDb ?
After that I will first reboot the SQL server and see what happens then.
Cheers,
Sjef
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Hi @Sjef!
Yes, deleting the two tables from TempDb is safe to do.
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Thanks Jessica,
Everything is clean now. Server has been rebooted. I keep on having the running task, but I'm convinced it is not related to SQL monitor. I will have to dig deeper into this.
Thanks for the support !! And you can close this thread.
Cheers,
Gerard
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Glad to hear that, Gerard!
Thanks for the update.
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I tried to unistall SQL monitor but it's not completly removed. A task is staying in the background. After unistall I keep on having one constantly waiting task. When running this Query:
I get this data:
Showing 2 Red Gate processes that keep on running.
I re-installed and removed again with the same results.
What do I need to do to get rid of these processes ?
Thanks for your time !!
Regards,
Sjef