Hello,
I hope someone can help me. I have created a windows based application in
C# using WebServices running. The Server is an MS Windows 2003 server. The
services simply retrieves data from a MS Sql data server and passes it back
to the Windows application in the form of a DataSet. My problem is this.
After about 3 calls to the server for different data it seems to just hang.
I have gone through a few different proposed solutions I found on the
internet, but none seem to do the trick. I was wondering if anyone else has
had a similar issue. I have tried increasing the maxconnections settings,
and some other stuff but it just does not seem to work. Am i doning some
thing wrong.
I would really welcome any suggestions,
Thank you.
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To debug it, try hard coding a dataset in your method taking out the code to
call the db to fill it. so just create a regular dataset and make a few
calls, see if it still hangs. That will help determine where the problem
is.
"Alex" <Al**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:9B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hello,
I hope someone can help me. I have created a windows based application in
C# using WebServices running. The Server is an MS Windows 2003 server.
The
services simply retrieves data from a MS Sql data server and passes it
back
to the Windows application in the form of a DataSet. My problem is this.
After about 3 calls to the server for different data it seems to just
hang.
I have gone through a few different proposed solutions I found on the
internet, but none seem to do the trick. I was wondering if anyone else
has
had a similar issue. I have tried increasing the maxconnections settings,
and some other stuff but it just does not seem to work. Am i doning some
thing wrong.
I would really welcome any suggestions,
Thank you.
To debug it, try hard coding a dataset in your method taking out the code to
call the db to fill it. so just create a regular dataset and make a few
calls, see if it still hangs. That will help determine where the problem
is.
"Alex" <Al**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:9B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hello,
I hope someone can help me. I have created a windows based application in
C# using WebServices running. The Server is an MS Windows 2003 server.
The
services simply retrieves data from a MS Sql data server and passes it
back
to the Windows application in the form of a DataSet. My problem is this.
After about 3 calls to the server for different data it seems to just
hang.
I have gone through a few different proposed solutions I found on the
internet, but none seem to do the trick. I was wondering if anyone else
has
had a similar issue. I have tried increasing the maxconnections settings,
and some other stuff but it just does not seem to work. Am i doning some
thing wrong.
I would really welcome any suggestions,
Thank you.
Hi,
Thank you for the response and help. I actually tried that a few days ago
and after a few (3) calls it just hangs again. I found some increas in speed
and less hanging when i started to change the web config file settings. But
my problem is that i really don't understand where the setting like max
connection go and the syntax for entering it in the config file.
Thank you,
Alex
"W.G. Ryan MVP" wrote: To debug it, try hard coding a dataset in your method taking out the code to
call the db to fill it. so just create a regular dataset and make a few
calls, see if it still hangs. That will help determine where the problem
is.
"Alex" <Al**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:9B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hello,
I hope someone can help me. I have created a windows based application in
C# using WebServices running. The Server is an MS Windows 2003 server.
The
services simply retrieves data from a MS Sql data server and passes it
back
to the Windows application in the form of a DataSet. My problem is this.
After about 3 calls to the server for different data it seems to just
hang.
I have gone through a few different proposed solutions I found on the
internet, but none seem to do the trick. I was wondering if anyone else
has
had a similar issue. I have tried increasing the maxconnections settings,
and some other stuff but it just does not seem to work. Am i doning some
thing wrong.
I would really welcome any suggestions,
Thank you.
Hi,
Thank you for the response and help. I actually tried that a few days ago
and after a few (3) calls it just hangs again. I found some increas in speed
and less hanging when i started to change the web config file settings. But
my problem is that i really don't understand where the setting like max
connection go and the syntax for entering it in the config file.
Thank you,
Alex
"W.G. Ryan MVP" wrote: To debug it, try hard coding a dataset in your method taking out the code to
call the db to fill it. so just create a regular dataset and make a few
calls, see if it still hangs. That will help determine where the problem
is.
"Alex" <Al**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:9B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hello,
I hope someone can help me. I have created a windows based application in
C# using WebServices running. The Server is an MS Windows 2003 server.
The
services simply retrieves data from a MS Sql data server and passes it
back
to the Windows application in the form of a DataSet. My problem is this.
After about 3 calls to the server for different data it seems to just
hang.
I have gone through a few different proposed solutions I found on the
internet, but none seem to do the trick. I was wondering if anyone else
has
had a similar issue. I have tried increasing the maxconnections settings,
and some other stuff but it just does not seem to work. Am i doning some
thing wrong.
I would really welcome any suggestions,
Thank you.
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