Subject | Re: [ib-support] Server Down Problem |
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Author | Claudio Valderrama C. |
Post date | 2001-11-26T04:43:02Z |
""Robert F. Tulloch"" <tultalk@...> wrote in message
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probably have access to the target computer but there's nothing "watching
your requests" in the gds_db port, this may make a difference.
in Win32, you can get the description. If anything is reported as unknown,
it should be due to some bad assumption the engine makes. Win32 knows the
text (explanation) of those errors.
command-line isql program.
C.
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>I did the trick by simple closing the dial-up connection to the net. You
> > Unable to complete network request to host "ia.iatest.com".
> > -Failed to establish a connection.
> > -unknown Win32 error 10065
>
> I am getting same message now from isql but in may case the unknown
> win32 error is 10060, not 10065.
probably have access to the target computer but there's nothing "watching
your requests" in the gds_db port, this may make a difference.
> Wonder why? Of course if it is unknown, what difference, right?This is a flaw in the engine, IMHO. Almost every error you get is documented
in Win32, you can get the description. If anything is reported as unknown,
it should be due to some bad assumption the engine makes. Win32 knows the
text (explanation) of those errors.
> But, in IBConsole and isql, very very sloooow in posting error.No, it took a couple of seconds to fail in my case. I used only the
command-line isql program.
C.
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