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ASP Page using ADO to connect to SQL 2000

by "=?Utf-8?B?Q2hyaXMgR2VpZXI=?=" <chris.geier at gmail.com> Dec 15, 2004 at 08:37 AM

Sorry if this is in the wrong group or just a crazy question but..I guess I

am going to ask it anyway.

We have an ASP application connecting to backend SQL 2000 database.  We
are 
in the middle of doing performance and load testing and are finding 
intermetant problems with connection time outs.  There are no hardware 
resource issues.  CPU, Memory etc are all under 15% utilization. My theory
is 
that we have some kind of connection leak and after a period of time the 
webserver starts to timeout waiting for connections and throws the 
error/excetption back to the client/testing tools (timeout expired prior
to 
obtaining a connection from the connection pool) this is the error I get
on 
the testing tool.  In my web.config I have connection pool max set at 100.

and in my perf counters i see current connection pools global= 9 current 
pooled and non pooled connections= 40.  Those are from the webserver.  I
am 
at a loss trying to figure out what is going on between the webserver and
SQL 
server that is causing the timeout.  It would appear that I am not getting

near the pool max.  What else should I be looking at, what am I missing,
what 
to do?
 




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ASP Page using ADO to connect to SQL 2000
"=?Utf-8?B?Q2hyaXMgR  2004-12-15 08:37:09 
Re: ASP Page using ADO to connect to SQL 2000
"Brian Muth" &l  2004-12-15 09:38:44 

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