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psqlodbc 08.00.0004 - questions

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Hi,
1. I examined the psqlodbc_xxxx.log and found that despite of the 13
parallel established connections, only the last (conn = 1389704) connection
is used for inserting. The application which connects to the server via the
driver uses 13 parallel threads connecting thread by thread.

2. In which circumstances can occure that ODBC driver refuses a connection
from the server. I ran into a problem, where the server reported that the
client actively refused the connection. What does it mean?

Sometimes there are 54 or more established connection to the same server,
while the software uses only 13. I think many of them must be dead but kept
alive connections. How long the Windows keeps these inactive connections
alive? How can I configure it?

Thank you,
-- Csaba Együd


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