by David Ne » Thu, 05 Aug 1993 06:18:43
We are running Sybase 4.9.? on SunOS 5.2. Previously, under
SunOS 4.1.2 if someone powered off a PC with open sockets
to the sybase server, those sockets would eventually 'time-out'
and close.
Not so under 5.2. Anyone seen this problem (and perhaps even
have a solution?)
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by Mukesh Kack » Fri, 06 Aug 1993 07:00:54
You should try the socket library patch 101014-nn (where "nn" is a twoQuote:>We are running Sybase 4.9.? on SunOS 5.2. Previously, under
>SunOS 4.1.2 if someone powered off a PC with open sockets
>to the sybase server, those sockets would eventually 'time-out'
>and close.
>Not so under 5.2. Anyone seen this problem (and perhaps even
>have a solution?)
There was a file descriptor leak problem that left some open connections.
In general you should install all the mandatory patches that you can get
through the Sun support channels and this is one of them.
-Mukesh Kacker
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