At 12:03 09.01.2003 +0000, you wrote:

>Well.
>
>I.e. today the gab is after 4 hours somewhere around 2000.
>
>My software runs on a Terminal Server.
>The clients connects to this server, and works there.
>My customer has just moved to a new location.
>
>Therefor they have gotten a new router etc.
>After this the clients "falls off" every once in a while.
>
>When they fall off, whatever programs they had opend will be
>terminated.
>
>Could this termination couse the gab to grow ?

No, it shouldn't. The server should discover that the connections are no
longer valid and rollback the open transaction(s). You are looking for
something that stays open for a long time, either due to you opening
something explicitly, your connection tool doing it implicitly without your
knowledge (are you using IBO, IBX, BDE or what?) or use of a another tool
(e.g. IB_SQL).

HTH,

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