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STATEREPOSITORY_E_LOCKED_SHAREDCACHE_TIMEOUT_EXCEEDED
The scope of STATEREPOSITORY_E_LOCKED_SHAREDCACHE_TIMEOUT_EXCEEDED is Windows StateRepository: shared-cache locking did not clear before the repository timeout. Preserve 0x8067000F beside the returning call before cleanup or retry creates a more generic secondary failure.
Read the condition first
A shared-cache timeout implicates connection coordination within the cache group. One connection can retain a schema or table lock while another waits, even though both belong to the same service process.
Keep neighboring conditions separate
The retry variant means waiting remains within policy; this code records that the policy expired.
Do not focus only on external processes or file-sharing modes.
Incident record
- Cache-group membership.
- Schema/table lock owners.
- Connection thread stacks.
- Active statements and transaction age.
Reproduce without destroying evidence
The investigation should change one variable at a time and keep the original failing sample.
- First: Audit every connection in the shared cache.
- Next: End long read statements before schema or write work.
- Then: Compare with private-cache connections.
- Finally: Use a deterministic connection-order test.
Three useful controls
- Isolated connection against a repository copy: a changed result separates retained object, connection, path, host, or device state from the original input. Hold constant: preserve schema, data generation, and transaction sequence.
- Reduced failing operation: If this result follows the reduced step, the rejecting transition is localized. Hold constant: retain cache-group membership and remove only unrelated work.
- Targeted corrective control: Use this as a diagnostic branch rather than a blanket workaround: audit every connection in the shared cache. Hold constant: keep the original failing sample available for the final regression test.
Definition of done
Closure requires the same cache-group workload completes under the original timeout with no abandoned statements; then repeat the next lifecycle operation to detect stale state.
Technical references
The references below define the API family or storage/protocol behavior used to interpret this result.
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