Exchange StoreEventSink排错指南

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The "Store Event Sink Troubleshooting guide" by David Rousset, a Microsoft France EMEA Developer Support Engineer, provides a comprehensive overview of the most common issues encountered while dealing with Exchange 2000/2003 store event sinks in Europe. Rousset outlines the troubleshooting process which has helped resolve 70% of the issues related to event sinks, indicating that the remaining 25% are often code-related and 5% are severe issues, linked to product bugs or an unstable Exchange configuration. The document is divided into the following sections: 1. Introduction 2. Understanding Store Event Sinks 3. Common Issues and Troubleshooting 4. Addressing Code-related Problems 5. Handling Severe Issues and Bug Fixes Rousset emphasizes that most issues can be resolved using the troubleshooting methods provided in the document. He also expresses his hope that the reader will find solutions to their event sink issues, thereby falling into the 70% category of successfully resolved problems. The guide provides detailed information on identifying, diagnosing, and resolving the most prevalent issues encountered with Exchange store event sinks. In conclusion, Rousset's guide serves as a valuable resource for IT professionals and developers dealing with Exchange store event sinks. It offers practical solutions and troubleshooting strategies for addressing common issues, code-related problems, and severe bugs, ultimately assisting in the smooth and efficient functioning of Exchange 2000/2003 store event sinks.

3. Execution problems

We often need to determine if the problem comes from the code itself or from the

Exchange server. If the sink never worked at all on any machine, first phase is to use a

working sink in which we trust instead. If the sink usually works on other machines and not

on a special one, then concentrate first on the machine itself and not on the code.

Prerequisites: how to identify the process associated to your sink?

Please note that as the event sink is hosted by COM+, its code then lives inside a

process named DLLHOST.exe . You can easily find the proper process and its PID inside

COM+. It will make the filtering more effecient for the troubleshooting of the problem you’ve

got with your event sink. You’ll find below a screenshot explaining how to do that with the

Component Services MMC.

First, navigate up to the “COM+ applications” where all packages are listed. Click on

the “Status” button and identify the package associated with your store event sink.

Write down the PID (2240 in this case) and you’ll see that you’ll be able to find the

associated process in any tools listing them like the task manager for instance:

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