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Re: SQL CLI HELP! Anybody know if an SQLDisconn call is enough to stop the fighting?

Did you try switching to server mode, as I suggested in my original message in this thread?

If server mode is out of the question, have you considered passing the connection handle as a parameter to the second program so it can re-use the same connection?


James Lampert wrote:
James Lampert wrote:
At present, the older program has no SQL CLI teardown at all, because
hadn't expected it to get in a fight with any other program, and because I wanted it to have the best possible response time with repeated calls.

How much tear-down do I need to do in the older program, to make it stop
fighting with the newer one? Is an "SQLDisconn" enough? Or do I need to do other teardown, like an "SQLFreeStm," an "SQLFreeCon," or even an "SQLFreeEnv"?

So far, the only option I've found that works is the "nuclear option," i.e., complete teardown.

That seems to cause a 5-fold increase in execution time for a fairly simple query. I don't think that's going to work out too well.



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