clifra jones
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Ok, I've search for an answer and found nothing. Our Software company is clueless also.
Our Accounting system is bases on progress. We utilize ODBC connections to perform various functions that our Accounting software either doesn't do or doesn't do very well. The issue is that for some unknown reason the SQL broker dies.
I have seen this happen in these circumstances.
1. No logical reason, it just goes offline.
2. An attempt was made to connect ODBC to a broker that is currently offline. (This happens with my test database)
Once this happens I cannot restart the broken. In fact I cannot shut the DB down normally. I can do a emergency shutdown but that does not free up the port for the SQL broker. The only way to get it back is to Reboot the Linux box. Not a good option in the middle of the work day. It will also hang my backups if I don't restart the server before the backup scripts run time.
Clifra Jones
Our Accounting system is bases on progress. We utilize ODBC connections to perform various functions that our Accounting software either doesn't do or doesn't do very well. The issue is that for some unknown reason the SQL broker dies.
I have seen this happen in these circumstances.
1. No logical reason, it just goes offline.
2. An attempt was made to connect ODBC to a broker that is currently offline. (This happens with my test database)
Once this happens I cannot restart the broken. In fact I cannot shut the DB down normally. I can do a emergency shutdown but that does not free up the port for the SQL broker. The only way to get it back is to Reboot the Linux box. Not a good option in the middle of the work day. It will also hang my backups if I don't restart the server before the backup scripts run time.
Clifra Jones