ADOnet and Sybase

[Niraj]

I am using ADO to access data on a Sybase server. Everything works fine
until I quit my application where I try to close Ado connection and my
application hangs. I found that Connection.Close() method does not returns.
Any idea why? Is it a bug with Sybase Ole db provider?
Thanks.

 

[Frans Bouma [C# MVP]]

I am using ADO to access data on a Sybase server. Everything works
fine until I quit my application where I try to close Ado connection
and my application hangs. I found that Connection.Close() method does
not returns. Any idea why? Is it a bug with Sybase Ole db provider?
Thanks.

Have you tried their ado.net providers for ASA or ASE ?

FB

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[Mark Rae]

Have you tried their ado.net providers for ASA or ASE ?

Yes indeed. There's no need to use OleDb (or, even worse, ODBC) when
perfectly good native .NET providers exist.

 

[Rad [Visual C# MVP]]

I am using ADO to access data on a Sybase server. Everything works fine
until I quit my application where I try to close Ado connection and my
application hangs. I found that Connection.Close() method does not returns.
Any idea why? Is it a bug with Sybase Ole db provider?
Thanks.

There's a great ASP.NET provider that you can make use of. If you're
using Sybase 10 make sure you keep an eye on the EBF (emergency bug
fixes). They release one fairly regularly, the last one being on the 28th

 

[Rad [Visual C# MVP]]

There's a great ASP.NET provider that you can make use of. If you're
using Sybase 10 make sure you keep an eye on the EBF (emergency bug
fixes). They release one fairly regularly, the last one being on the 28th

ADO.NET I mean!