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tal.brown
Hi,
I wrote a simple application that opens and closes connections to an
Oracle DB using the standard ODP.NET API. The ODP version is
2.102.2.20 and the DB version is 9.2.0.7
This application works fine on Windows XP, but when running on Windows
2000 (SP4) it takes about and hour and finally the application hangs
on 100% CPU.
I monitored the application using perfmon, specifically the CLR
Exceptions statistic. It appears that each time I open a connection
(this happens with and without connection pooling) a CLR Exception
occurs and is caught internally, so I can't analyze it.
Has anyone seen this issue before or heard of specific Win 2000
problems with ODP.NET ?
Thanks...
I wrote a simple application that opens and closes connections to an
Oracle DB using the standard ODP.NET API. The ODP version is
2.102.2.20 and the DB version is 9.2.0.7
This application works fine on Windows XP, but when running on Windows
2000 (SP4) it takes about and hour and finally the application hangs
on 100% CPU.
I monitored the application using perfmon, specifically the CLR
Exceptions statistic. It appears that each time I open a connection
(this happens with and without connection pooling) a CLR Exception
occurs and is caught internally, so I can't analyze it.
Has anyone seen this issue before or heard of specific Win 2000
problems with ODP.NET ?
Thanks...