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Started by luna
Thu, 30 Jul 1998 00:00
server setup
Author: luna
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 00:00
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My application uses IB 1.5, with borland web server and three agents. The program is at the moment running on a stand alone PC and MSSQL database. I am getting a few problems with my application such as: 1)after a few connections to the server I get messages like no data record available or network error, cannot connect, try later etc. This problem is easily solved by rebooting my server which i don't want to do that often. 2)suppose a server click involves writing to 3 different tables in a database. But the connection gets broken at times after writing to just two tables. This totally messes up my application. The problem is that at times it takes longer to write into the same table. So i thought maybe one of the tables get locked during the process because of which it can't complete editing a rowset. So i wrote all my sql queries with (NO LOCK). Could this be the solution? 3)I make all queries active property to false before moving from one form to the next. Still I need to reboot my computer quite often. (Database active property is true for all forms or report). 4)I've configured my Borland web servers as follows: min connections 25 max connections 100 connection time out 60 allow keep alive connections Max request per connections 20 I expect about 10 client computers to access my computer at a time. Do i need to change this configuration? I would be grateful if i could get any suggestions for any of my problems above. PS I'm also trying to transfer my application to a NT workstation. Thanks a lot in advance Luna Rajbhandari
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