Peter,
Two thoughts (knowing that I do not know much, if anything, about the
Openlink bridge)
1) It may be that Openlink is optimizing the disconnect to send a
"background" message or a deferred message to the server, and some issues
arise due to a disconnect and a connect too quickly in succession.
2) It may not be Openlink's limit on the number of connections, rather it
could be the database itself...
What did Openlink say?
Regards,
Jeff
>
>
> I don't know why the disconnects wouldn't happen since I am calling
> dbh->disconnect(). I should check out the number at whicgh it stopped
> though. The ODBC manager from OpenLink is supposed to be for unlimited
> connections. I'd like to know if that limit is being reached.
>
> Pete
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bill Hamilton [mailto:garage_dba@;hotmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 1:03 PM
> To: Levine, Peter W
> Subject: Re: Connections happening too fast?
>
>
> How many tries before she freezes?
> Could it be a liscensing issue?
> If your disconnects are not happening, and you hit the user limit ...??
>
> > dbh->connect() would not print. And it always hung in the same
> place after
> > > completing just so many connects & disconnects.
>
