Subject | Re: Detecting crash server |
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Author | kokok_kokok |
Post date | 2004-01-21T16:59:16Z |
I am sorry, just now I have seen the reply of Jason Wharton in a
similar question asked today.
In any case, catching the throw can be a partial solution. Maybe
other "throws" can indicate "lost connections".
I would like to test the connection. Are there any way?
Thanks again
--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, "kokok_kokok" <kokok_kokok@y...>
wrote:
similar question asked today.
In any case, catching the throw can be a partial solution. Maybe
other "throws" can indicate "lost connections".
I would like to test the connection. Are there any way?
Thanks again
--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, "kokok_kokok" <kokok_kokok@y...>
wrote:
>
> For some reason, my app can crash a remote server.
>
> I need to detect when the connection is lost, in my app. I tried to
> use TIB_Connection.Connected propery, but it is always true.
>
> To simulate it, I start my program, then from Firebird Server
> Control, I stop the service, then I execute some SQL sentence in my
> program.
> The "connection lost" exception appears, but the
> TIB_Connection.Connected property is true.
>
> I suppose that this property indicates another thing, but I would
> like to known how I can detect is the current connection is valid.
>
> Thanks in advance