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  3. March 2016

Re: JDBCR4 - leaving lots of file descriptors open..

I am attempting to debug through the JDBC program...

what C api is "s()"???
I first thought it was return the length of string, but the first time it
is called, I get 64 open descriptors...



On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 9:25 AM, Gerald Magnuson <gmagqcy.midrange@xxxxxxxxx
wrote:

I am having intermittent problems with jobs having too many open file
descriptors.
I have found that when I first connect to a remote database I consume 124
open file descriptors.
and after I perform a close on the connection, it doesn't close those 124.

I am sure that this popped up when either I updated my java, or some other
update...


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