Hello Albert,

any work process (disp+work) holds a permanent connection to the database while
it runs, it only disconnects when it stops. These sessions are what your see in 
your list. So it seems your R/3 is up and running :-)

Regards
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-----Original Message-----
From: Beermann, Albert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Mittwoch, 21. März 2007 10:06
To: maxdb@lists.mysql.com
Subject: Problem with sessions from a SAP System

Hello Everybody

 

I have a maxdb with dateformat eur, sessiontimeout 7200 on a suse linuxs
server.

My application communicates with the database via odbc.

Everything OK!

 

During the night we start a syncronisation programm on our SAP System
(R3 4.6c with Maxdb on hpux) 

that collects some data from R3 and does some inserts or updates 

into my maxdb database via native sql. (connect, sqlcmd, disconnect)

Everything OK but:

I my database i have a lot of sessions that seem to hang.

Select * from sysinfo.sessions shows all these sessions with

startdate = 1 to n days ago

node = ipadress from sapserver

applicationtype = CPC  (my application sessions have ODB)

timeout = 0  (my application sessions have 7200)

sqlmode = oracle  (my application sessions have internal)

isolationlevel = 0  (my application sessions have 1) 

dateformat = dd-mon-yy  (my application sessions have ISO)

 

It looks like the disconnect from SAP does not work correctly or we miss
something else !?????

 

Any help welcomed

Best regards

Albert


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