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Database connection pooling: msg#00053java.enhydra.general
Hi, I have an Enhydra server running an application that talks to a SQL Server database running on a seperate machine, using JSQLConnect. All goes well until (for whatever reason) the database server has to restart, or connectivity is interrupted for some other reason. When the database comes back up, no db queries can be made by the application until it is restarted; any activity that attempts to query the database (eg, a user attempting to log in) results in the following error: DBComms::transmit exception:java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer: socket write error However, once the application (not the multiserver) is restarted, everything is fine again. What could be causing this? It seems that perhaps the multiserver is pooling database connections that have been closed rather than opening new connections. Thanks for any help.
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