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SQL 2000 SP4 on Server 2003 SP1 not dropping connections

  1. SQL 2000 SP4 on Server 2003 SP1 not dropping connections

    We recently upgraded our SQL 2000 SP3 instance (running on Windows 2000) to
    SQL 2000 SP4 running on Windows Server 2003 SP1. The migration went fine
    but we are now experiencing a problem where connections are not dropping
    once the application is finished with it. The application is a COM+ app
    making an ODBC connection, which then never closes. We are running a job
    that cleans up the connections, but we can't seem to find the reason why SQL
    is keeping the connections open in the first place. Any ideas or
    suggestions?

    Brad


  2. Re: SQL 2000 SP4 on Server 2003 SP1 not dropping connections

    Sounds like you now using connection pooling which will always keep x many
    connections to SQL Server even though the app closes the connection. This is
    usually a desirable feature.


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    Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP

    "Brad Martin" wrote in message
    news:1D06C303-485E-4843-9443-948FB9AB7B8E@microsoft.com...
    > We recently upgraded our SQL 2000 SP3 instance (running on Windows 2000)
    > to SQL 2000 SP4 running on Windows Server 2003 SP1. The migration went
    > fine but we are now experiencing a problem where connections are not
    > dropping once the application is finished with it. The application is a
    > COM+ app making an ODBC connection, which then never closes. We are
    > running a job that cleans up the connections, but we can't seem to find
    > the reason why SQL is keeping the connections open in the first place.
    > Any ideas or suggestions?
    >
    > Brad




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