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Rudy Steinhoff


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07-14-04 10:50 PM

This may have more to do with MS SQL Server.  Have you checked your query to
 ensure it is not timing out?  Also, confirm the physical connection to the 
database.  I have found errant NIC cards on the Biztalk server or MS SQL ser
ver to cause issues with th
e database.

Rudy Steinhoff

"Imran Ramzan" wrote:

> Hi
>
> I am facing a problem with SQL adapter. I have my solution running at
> production and it critically needs a solution.
>
> I am using SQL adapter to submit a batch every 15mins. In two days of
> continuous execution, SQL Adapter has logged a warning twice with the
> message "A connection with the transaction manager was lost". Now the
> problem is that SQL adapter, though configured for retry, does not attempt
> any retry, and the message de-hydrates.(for every other error, retry attem
pt
> are made).
>
> I further have a Try - Catch implemented over SQL adapter's send port, but
> the orchestration never completes and the catch block is never executed.
> Everything related to that message de-hydrates. The over all solution is n
ot
> affected and subsequent messages are passed on successfully. But the
> de-hydrated messages are very crucial for the integrity of the solution.
>
> Any Idea why "transaction manager connection losing" occurs, and why no
> retry attempts are made?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Imran Ramzan
>
>
>
>
>





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