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What exactly does Connection Lifetime=0 mean in a connection string?
Started by Quintin Par on
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When it is....
For example if it is set 300 if in this time query is not completed, let's say because there is lot of data, a time out exception will be thrown .
It means there is no connection time out period.
It means no connection timeout.
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I am able to connect to windows VM using Remote Desktop connection. BUt i am not able to connect to linux VM.
However if i use VNC software , then i can connect.
Can i do some setting in RDC so that i can connect to linux as well
Started by Mirage on
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As I know, Linux uses rdesktop to connect via RDP but this doesn't include a server which means.
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I have a VPN connection to a client site that has been very flakey. I use a wireless connection (home) through which I would ordinarily be connecting to the client's site via the VPN - also set up on my machine.
Problem is, the VPN connection often doesn...
Started by Phil.Wheeler on
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If that is the case, try to ....
Do you have the Microsoft Loopback Adapter installed (for testing)? It seems that the VPN is picking up my Loopback Adapter before the wireless adapter and that causes the network stack not finding a route to the internet .
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I seem to be getting this annoying error intermittently.
Although my internet connection is working fine the Connect To dialog insists that I can't connect to my VPN connections as there isn't an active connection. If I dig down to the actual Control ...
Started by Chris W on
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Use the “Connect To” windows just fine, if however they both are enabled it says there is no active.
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Hi All , Have a look to this code snippet:-
-(void)connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveResponse:(NSURLResponse *)response { [webData setLength: 0]; } -(void)connection:(NSURLConnection *)connection didReceiveData:(NSData *)data { NSLog(...
Started by socialCircus on
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A workaround for this is....
You don't happen to be calling the NSConnection in a thread do you? If you are then what's happening is that the thread is terminating before NSConnection and its delegates have finished so it'll just bomb out without an error .
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I have a legacy PHP/MySQL app that calls mysql_connect(). Tons of existing downstream code makes mysql_query() calls, either directly or through wrappers, using this connection.
For new code that I develop on the app, I would like to start using PDO.
...
Started by DavidW on
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And, as a "proof", consider this portion of code :
$db = mysql_connect('localhost', 'USER.
connections.
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Apple wants me to give the user a friendly apology if I can't find an internet connection. Using the Reachability Demo, this was easy enough. I want to take it a step further and monitor for a connection loss. The demo has this functionality, but I can...
Started by Joel Hooks on
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To test on the device, you can do the following:
First, setup a WiFi router that... .
If your computer has no network access, neither does the iPhone Simulator .
If you're developing in the iPhone Simulator, simply disconnect your computer from the internet .
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I have one laptop that is connected to broadband internet connection via a modem provided by the service provider.
i have another laptop and i want to connect it to the internet also via networking but using wireless technology. i don't want to spend ...
Started by Rogue on
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Now go to the wireless connection and create an ad-hoc network for your wireless clients to connect.
Tab and select "Allow other users to connect through this computer's internet connection." Click ok.
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I found this in the Tomcat documentation here
What I don't understand is why they close all the JDBC objects twice - once in the try{} block and once in the finally{} block. Why not just close them once in the finally{} clause?
This is the relevant docs...
Started by Andy Faibishenko on
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For example, if you open multiple statements or multiple connections in the ....
However, double close may be needed in more complicated use cases .
I normally just close my connection once in the finally block and I haven't found any issues.
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I'm just starting out with sqlcmd on SQL Server 2005, enterprise edition.
I can connect to my server fine, from the command line:
sqlcmd -SSQLSERVERNAME -Q"select test=1"
However, when I create a junk.sql file that has just this one line:
:connect -SSQLSERVERNAME...
Started by Sylvia on
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The :connect command does not need the -S switch, just use
:connect "SQLSERVERNAME"
Okay the following
:connect ServerName
note that it's NOT
:connect -SServerName
Hope this helps!.
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