Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Re: Another "connection forcibly closed by the remote host" problem |
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Author | Scott Moon |
Post date | 2006-05-30T18:02:03Z |
We haven't tried the ping request yet, but we will. Our lead developer just
reminded me that the server experiencing this problem has been used as a
test platform for well over six months, and this problem had not occurred
before. The 60 minute timeout was never explicitly tested for, but you would
expect that over a six month period connections would be left open for over
an hour many times. I still need to sit down with our network admin to see
if he made any changes to the setup in the period immediately before we made
the switch, but at last check he couldn't recall changing anything that
should affect connection timeouts.
For what it's worth, DatabaseWorkbench just dropped the error on me again
when I returned from lunch. I was connected to the database, had run a
couple of queries and then closed the SQL window but left DBW connected to
the DB. Back from lunch, I opened a new SQL query window and tried to run a
simple SELECT and got the "connection forcibly closed" error again. If
nothing else, the problem is consistent.
Scott
reminded me that the server experiencing this problem has been used as a
test platform for well over six months, and this problem had not occurred
before. The 60 minute timeout was never explicitly tested for, but you would
expect that over a six month period connections would be left open for over
an hour many times. I still need to sit down with our network admin to see
if he made any changes to the setup in the period immediately before we made
the switch, but at last check he couldn't recall changing anything that
should affect connection timeouts.
For what it's worth, DatabaseWorkbench just dropped the error on me again
when I returned from lunch. I was connected to the database, had run a
couple of queries and then closed the SQL window but left DBW connected to
the DB. Back from lunch, I opened a new SQL query window and tried to run a
simple SELECT and got the "connection forcibly closed" error again. If
nothing else, the problem is consistent.
Scott
On 5/30/06, Woody <woody-tmw@...> wrote:
>
> Scott,
>
> After running as many variations of the tests that I could (it was a
> holiday weekend after all) I could not duplicate the problem. Even the
> inital test of just the IBOConsole seeemed to work fine now. I also had
> access to the Windows 2003 Standard server at one of my clients through
> terminal services. I tried different combinations on that server and it
> all
> seemed to work fine. I am beginning to think, like the others, that this
> is
> strictly an issue with the virtual server edition and timing but I don't
> have access to a 2003 Virtual server. I am going to continue to run random
> testing as much as possible to see if I can "make" it fail in some way.
>
> Have you tried implementing a simple ping request as I suggested
> earlier? You can use the TPing component of ICS to set up a simple ping if
> the application is idle after so much time. I use it when my applications
> first start to ping the server before even trying to connect. It might
> keep
> whatever is timing out from doing so without causing any other problems
> since it doesn't care about databases.
>
> Woody (TMW)
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Scott Moon" <smoon63@...>
> To: <firebird-support@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 10:56 AM
> Subject: Re: [firebird-support] Re: Another "connection forcibly closed by
> the remote host" problem
>
>
> Woody,
> I haven't made any more headway on this end. We had added a keep-alive
> query
> routine in our in-house application, but it inexplcably caused a major bug
> in one of the program modules that caused us to turn the keep-alive off. I
> was just wondering if you had a chance over the weekend to run any of the
> tests, and if so, what the results were.
>
> Still hacking away at it,
> Scott
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