Dmitry Yemanov wrote:

>"Ann W. Harrison" <aharrison@...> wrote:
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>>I guess I don't understand your web-server example.
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>Let me suggest you another one. You have an ERP database and some
>applications. The used FB database is quite big and complex. Your users
>create necessary reports in Crystal Reports which connects to the server via
>EasySoft ODBC driver (BDE/dbExpress/whatever else). Our API cancel feature
>is not available for Crystal Reports. But users can easily forget some join
>condition when linking a few huge tables. If this reports implies sorting or
>complex stored procedures, your server is guaranteed to become hard loaded
>for a few hours (or even days).
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>

They should kill the report which should kill request. Crystal Reports
isn't going to know how to continue after a canceled request, so nothing
is lost.


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