OracleClient error

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Erick

Hi,

I wonder if someone is getting this error (ORA-03113 end-
of-file on communication channel) using the managed
Microsoft OracleClient provider
System.Data.OracleClient.dll assembly?

Please if someone could help me to determine if the error
is coused by code or is a problem into the Oracle DB
Server.

The code is a win service which monitor stuff of a
database table.I start the service and work ok.. for long
time but later start receiving this error and then always
the error ORA-03114: not connected to ORACLE

Thanks for any received help..

Regards...
 
Hi,

I am running the latest patch for Oracle 8.1.7.4.1 on an NT box and
receiving the same error when accessing it through the .NET
OracleClient. If you have found any resolution to your problems or
any theories, I would be very interested in hearing about it, and
will definitely do the same.

Thanks,

Michael Petrescu
 
Hi,

I am running the latest patch for Oracle 8.1.7.4.1 on an Windows 2000
box and receiving the same error when accessing it through the .NET
OracleClient. If you have found any resolution to your problems or
any theories, I would be very interested in hearing about it, and
will definitely do the same.

Thanks,

Michael Petrescu
 
Using the latest patch 8.1.7.4 on a Windows 2000 Server and getting
this same error running from a VB.NET application. Don't know why.
Some hypothesis are the number of connections, not closing
connections. When I have better clues, I will post them, but I would
greatly appreciate hearing any progress you have made on this
problem. THanks,

Michael Petrescu
 
Using the latest patch 8.1.7.4 on a Windows 2000 Server and getting
this same error running from a VB.NET application. Don't know why.
Some hypothesis are the number of connections, not closing
connections. When I have better clues, I will post them, but I would
greatly appreciate hearing any progress you have made on this
problem. THanks,

Michael Petrescu
 
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