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Site goes down, after a few db calls

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JoeZim

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Sep 11, 2003
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I have IIS installed on my local PC and I use this for development. I have:

1. VS 2005
2. SQL 2000 DB
3. ASP 2.0
4. IE 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519CO

I recently got a new PC a couple weeks ago. For some reason, I started getting strange errors with my site yesterday, and I cannot figure this out.

When I open the site, I can page around the site without any problem. However, when I start running events where my DB gets called, it will work a few times, then I start getting either:

1. Cannot find server or DNS Error Internet Explorer
2. Completely blank screen after button click
3. 504 gateway error

All these are resulting from an event which calls my DB. If I click the IE Back button, it will get me back and I can page around the site, but any db calls from that point forward result in the same 3 situations above.

Never had this problem with the old machine and this is a very simple site with limited DB calls.

Any thoughts?
 
If I close the browser and go back to the site, the page to page navigation works, but any db calls end up in one of the 3 situations I described above (no consistency either).

The app runs off my personal PC. If I close the browser and wait 20-30 minutes, then go back to the site, the db calls will work for a couple, then I start getting the errors again.

Would this be a memory issue or something with how my PC is setup with IIS?
 
Great, super that you found your answer. That would also effect the gateway. Your Browser is trying to connect to the server, after a period of time and no connection, the cannot find dns or gateway timeout error is going to get thrown.

Bob B.
 
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