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I have two sql server S1(2008) and S2(2005).

S2 is added to S1 as linked server.

S2 have a table Product.

When I try to run the code

select ProductID from Product

I get the error: 

Location:    rmt_meta.cpp:347
Expression:  fFalse
SPID:        71
Process ID:  3828
Description:     Unknown column in remote index! Skipping.

Any idea?

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That is not an error from SQL Server error. There must something else going on here that you're not telling us. – RBarryYoung Aug 5 '12 at 19:38
What tool were you using to execute your SQL command? And what did you use to see that error? – RBarryYoung Aug 5 '12 at 19:48
Studio Server Management Studio – signetro Aug 7 '12 at 8:09

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This KB is the closest thing I can find regarding your error, that would come from SQL Server. I would see if you could find any other errors that may give you more explanation as to the issue. Since this seems to be dealing with XML data I cannot help you that much, have not worked with XML much. Other folks on this forum might be able to chime in though...

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This was my last option on my list, thank you. I'm glad I did not use this option. – signetro Aug 7 '12 at 8:13
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I solved the problem. I dropped all indexes and then recreate them again. DBCC CHECKDB, etc gives me no warnings, no error.

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Yeah I guess since the error did reference an index it might have something to do with that... – Shawn Melton Aug 8 '12 at 1:32

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