on 04-29-2015 1:54 PM
While trying to connect to a DB with DBStudio (7.9.08.30) I keep getting the error: Connection T3812 could not send data [Connection reset by peer: socket write error].
Detail:
com.sap.sdb.tools.usermanagement.UM_Exception: Connection T3812 could not send data [Connection reset by peer: socket write error].
at com.sap.sdb.tools.usermanagement.UM_SessionDBM.execute(UM_SessionDBM.java:70)
at com.sap.sdb.tools.databasemanagement.internal.DM_Session.execute(DM_Session.java:282)
at com.sap.sdb.tools.databasemanagement.internal.commands.DM_BaseCommand.doExecute(DM_BaseCommand.java:187)
at com.sap.sdb.tools.databasemanagement.internal.commands.DM_DatabaseCommand.doExecute(DM_DatabaseCommand.java:55)
at com.sap.sdb.tools.databasemanagement.internal.commands.DM_BaseCommand.execute(DM_BaseCommand.java:119)
at com.sap.sdb.tools.databasemanagement.internal.DM_DatabaseTrace.refresh(DM_DatabaseTrace.java:181)
at com.sap.sdb.tools.ui.dbm.editors.pages.RefreshablePage$1.run(RefreshablePage.java:173)
at com.sap.sdb.tools.dbm.jobs.DBMJob$1.run(DBMJob.java:81)
At the same time the following line got written in DBM.prt:
2 DBMSrvCo A DBM Server client connection was released (client process has process ID 1100 on computer
The DBStudio is on the same Server as the DB. The firewall is switched off.
The DB parameter session_timeout is set to 0.
It looks like the DB Kernel actively stops interrupts communitcation.....
Any ideas?
Thank you,
julian
Hi Julian,
Can you give me the screenshots about this problem?
What is the OS?
Are you able to connect database via below command?
dbmcli -d <dbsid> -u <username>,<password> db_state
Best regards,
James
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Hello,
I think I found out something intreresting about this problem:
Currently I'm doing a log recovery from dbmcli:
dbmcli on HED>recover_start LOG log 11237 until 20150423 090000
While this is running, I got no chance to connect to the db. Neither with DBStudio, nor with another dbmcli session. The problem seems to be that only ONE connection at a time is possible.
Is that normal?
Thank you,
julian
Hi Julian,
I think it should be normal. Since the db is doing recover, what else we can do with the database? So it should be ok to forbidden the further log on.
Please wait for the recovery to finish and then check if there is any problem for database studio to connect database.
Best regards,
James
Hello,
I restarted the DB into admin mode and repeated the recovery, but still the same situation..
C:\Users\hedadm>x_cons HED show active
SERVERDB: HED
ID UKT Win TASK APPL Current Timeout/ Region Wait
tid type pid state Priority cnt try item
T105 8 0x600 User 1824 IO Wait (R) 10 15 398(r)
Best regards,
julian
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