Re: SQL Server goes down when internet is disconnected

From: Jeff Clausius (jeffc_at_raegecruos.com)
Date: 11/04/03


Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2003 07:03:45 -0800

daniel:

this may or may not be related, but i wanted to share this story anyway.

i use a ibm thinkpad for development. sometimes, when at a client's
site, i will be connected to the internet via dial-up modem.

here is the strange behavior:

- database is local on win xp - sql server developer edition
- connected to the internet, just to reference web resource or e-mail
- running a large, large query (or rebuilding index or other dbcc
command on the local db)
- disconnect the modem, when done with mail, etc.
- the query in step 3 stops, w/ a network error message.

this is only a guess, but i can only figure when there is a change in
network configuration, the o/s must decide to re-do the tcp/ip network
stack. at this point, i believe the win xp sends something in the
network api to sql server that the network had an outage and sql server
stops the query, or perhaps the stack totally disappears, and sql server
stops the query. again just a guess.

can anyone add to this discussion?

jeff clausius
sourcegear corporation

"Daniel Jorge" <danielj@afc.com.br> wrote in
news:udU23rhoDHA.2232@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl:

> Hi there,
>
> I'm having a small problem with my SQL Server when the Internet
> goes
> down in my network
>
> The structure we have is something like this:
>
> INTERNET ----> Linux Server --> Switch
> Connected to this Switch we have our PDC (Wind2k Server Small
> Business)
> with our client machines (varying from windows 98 to windows XP Pro)
>
> Every time the internet goes down, or we have to reboot the Linux
> server, the SQL Server Stops.. well, it doesn't exactly stops... all
> applications that uses it return a Timeout message, but the service is
> still UP.
> Would that be a configuration in the Client Machines; in the Win2k
> Srv
> or in SQL Server itslef?
>
> Any help or direction will be very useful
>
> Thank you very much
>
>
> Daniel
>
>
>



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