Hi all
I've got a series of windows services that connect to my database to perform operations to data loads to progress them from one state to another. This all works fine apart from the sql server service has to be stopped and started every night to enable backups. When sql comes back up the services will not work until they are stopped and started themselves. There are ways we can get round this but is there anything I can do in the programming to stop this happening? Can I force it not to use connection pooling - these are backend - single process threads so I don't care about pooling in the slightest
Thanks
I've got a series of windows services that connect to my database to perform operations to data loads to progress them from one state to another. This all works fine apart from the sql server service has to be stopped and started every night to enable backups. When sql comes back up the services will not work until they are stopped and started themselves. There are ways we can get round this but is there anything I can do in the programming to stop this happening? Can I force it not to use connection pooling - these are backend - single process threads so I don't care about pooling in the slightest
Thanks