This is a discussion on SQL/A2003 Slow Response within the MS SQL ODBC forums, part of the Microsoft SQL Server category; --> Hi, We're running an Acess 2003 FE with SQL2K BE. SQL resides on a Xeon 3.2g with 2g ram. ...
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| Hi, We're running an Acess 2003 FE with SQL2K BE. SQL resides on a Xeon 3.2g with 2g ram. Many, many timeouts, and latencies that cause incorrect data to be written or displayed or correct data not to be written/displayed. It has been suggested to me that clients may be losing their TCP connections, and I should use the Client Network Utility to ensure that they are using TCP and not defaulting to Named Pipes (even tho our ODBC connections are specified to be TCP only). That does not seem to be how MS sees it. MS says you almost never need the Client Network Utility except under certain specific conditions. Any thoughts? TIA, Eric |
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