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The inner exception says everything:

SqlException: Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK_ad_gb_rsm'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.ad_gb_rsm'. The duplicate key value is (100001)

Your code tried to perform an INSERT operation, but failed because it violates the unique constraint of the primary key.

The root cause of your problem is the following line:

You should create some kind of structure where you store the needed variables and process handles. Block with join after that loop until all subprocesses are finished and then work with the resulted files.

The problem is the negative eigenvalue in the R matrix. If you fix that by setting it to zero, say, then it satisfies the dcp condition. I have also fixed the syntax errors in the code in the question and removed the redundant :: . Another possibility (not shown) is to use nearest_spd in the pracma package to adjust the R matrix.

When you run mongorestore as is, it will connect to the mongo instance running on port 27017 on your local machine (if any). That's what you would use in production. Since the restore succeeded, it must be that you have such an instance running. In that case, run mongo ais2 to connect to that instance and db.

In development, meteor runs its own mongo instance on port 3001 (assuming you used meteor on the default port 3000). When you run meteor mongo that is the instance your shell will connect to. If you want to restore into that, then rerun your command with the port specified:

I think the problem is because you forgot two things in the configuration.

1. You forgot the: useCreateIndex: true
2. useFindAndModify: false

So the final code should look like this:

There is no way to do this in only SSMS. If this is an ad-hoc project, I would query the records, copy and paste them into Excel, configure them in Excel for an insert statement, then paste them into an insert statement against DB-1.

If this is something that will need to be sustainable, I'd recommend looking into Azure Data Factory.

Solved.

The version 6 changed somethings in security. Now some permissions have to be set explicitly, in this case, to allow management requests:

I just ran into this exact issue yesterday. The webpage for a Windows Update that was installed yesterday had a clue in it. It seems a new security related registry key was added to Jet/ACE to prevent connections to remote sources. Not sure why crosstab queries in a TransferSpreadsheet Export are affected (must be behind the scenes in how transfer spreadsheet works), but I can successfully run my command with this update uninstalled.

Here's the link to the update. It was distributed within an office security update (KB4493206).

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/kb5002984-configuring-jet-red-database-engine-and-access-connectivity-engine-to-block-access-to-remote-databases-56406821-30f3-475c-a492-208b9bd30544

Here's the query: