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sybase报如下错误,救命啊
This error occurs when a client process stops without informing Adaptive
Server and a subsequent attempt by Adaptive Server to send results to this
client fails.
Error 1608 is usually not serious and may be viewed as notification that a client
process no longer exists. Some of the possible reasons a client process can
disappear are:
• The client application was killed or ended abnormally
• The client machine was powered off or was restarted
• There is excessive network traffic
• The network has been shut down
Note Using Ctrl-c (on operating systems other than Windows) to break
out of an application should not cause this error.
Action Do not be concerned if this error occurs only sporadically. However, if the error
occurs frequently and continuously, or frequently for short periods of time, it
may be a result of excessive network traffic or network problems.
Error 1613
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If you suspect network problems, have your network administrator run
diagnostics on the network between the client and the Adaptive Server
machines to isolate the problem.
Version in which this
error is raised
All versions
Error 1613
Severity 21
Message text Could not close network %d connection for server process %d.
Explanation This error occurs when Adaptive Server is unable to close a network
connection for a Server process.
Error 1613 can be caused by:
• System parameters being set too low.
• Network problems.
• Problems specific to an operating system (see Action below for a Digital
Unix Tru64 version 5 example).
This is not a serious problem unless it occurs frequently.
Note This error may be caused by a hardware problem.
Action If you are running Adaptive Server on Digital Unix Tru64 version 5, you will
need the appropriate operating system patch that corrects this problem. See
TechNote 1012739 at the Sybase Technical Support website at
www.sybase.com/support for the list of patches and patch kits available at the
time of publication. As always, check with the OS vendor for the latest patches.
On other platforms, check the values for your system parameters that affect
network use:
• Under OpenVMS, these might include the process quota values such as
ASTLM, FILLM, BYTLM, and sysgen parameters such as CHANNELCNT.
• Under UNIX, these might include the limit on the maximum number of
file descriptors (limits the number of sockets that can be open at one time)
and the per-process limit on file descriptors.
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• Under Windows, these might include NumForwardPackets and
ForwardBufferMemory.
If you suspect network problems, have your network administrator run
diagnostics on the network between the client and the Adaptive Server
machines to isolate the problem. |
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