Answer by Tim
The easiest way is to just stop the service either in services or by issuing a net stop command. If this is a local developer edition move master to an external drive and then pull the drive out, that...
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Kill it all: Stop-Process -Name ****SQL**** -Force -WhatIf Just remove the "-WhatIf" to really do it :) **Edit** Reversable? Hmmm...don't do this on production server :) In order to crash the service...
View ArticleAnswer by Amardeep
SQL SERVER CONFIGURATION MANAGER is also good tool to stop and start all SQL Services.
View ArticleAnswer by Håkan Winther
Limit the size of tempdb and create a large temp table to fill the tembdb would also do it.
View ArticleAnswer by WilliamD
you can use the Sqlclr to do this, Matt Whitfield talked about it at SQLBits in Brighton. You have to allow unsafe CLR on the instance/database, then run a C# command to kill a process(don't know C# or...
View ArticleAnswer by Fatherjack
I would expect that a PowerShell script could kill a process. I'm not a PoSh guy so couldnt give you the script I'm afraid. Sure the Googles will help you
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