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Broken Pipe

Our application works fine but sometimes the gateway to the db server needs
maintenance and we disconnect our apps.

After the maintenance is done, the app tries to reconnect but a tcp/ip error
is returned. The db2 manual says the error is a broken pipe. To fix it, we
restart the app.

Is there a 'correct' way to disconnect from the db to prevent having to
restart the app?

Thanks.

-g
Nov 1 '06 #1
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