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IDS_MON_OUT_OF_MEMORY
IDS_MON_OUT_OF_MEMORY is unusual among the parser messages because it is not a grammar diagnosis. Microsoft groups it with errors returned while submitting SQL to the parser, so the failure should be correlated with the process and command-execution path that is actually parsing the query rather than automatically blamed on crawl storage.
Capture resource state at the parser failure
- Record the provider process, process commit, system commit, and whether many commands or rowsets are held open.
- Preserve the exact query and check whether an application generates extremely large Boolean expressions, column lists, or nested grouping statements.
- Close command and rowset objects deterministically so a repeated workload can be distinguished from one pathological query.
A normal Windows Search SQL statement has a bounded clause structure. If a short query fails only under sustained load, inspect object lifetime and memory pressure. If one generated query is enormous, reduce it and identify the expansion source. Rebuilding the index is not a first-line response because this code is reported from query parsing, before catalog result evaluation.
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