on 2023 Oct 30 8:30 AM
I'm having an issue with DBISQL 17.0.11.7058 hanging on "connecting to database" in a Windows 10 environment. This occurs both when executing directly or via SQL Central. The issue started 3 - 5 days ago. I have reviewed all updates to the OS since this time and even uninstalled with no change in behavior.
Any help is appreciated
Jim
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Sorry for the lack of information in my initial post. The connection is a 64 Bit ODBC connection to a database running on the same machine. Server is running under Port 2638 I've included a snippet of the log file below. When I open SQL Central and connect the connection is instant. When I open ODBC Administrator and Test Connection the connection is instant. When I open DBISQL directly the Connect Dialog hangs for several minutes before allowing any entry into the dialog. This is what I believe the issue may be internal to DBISQL. I have created a dump file using Windows Task Manager "Create Dump File" if this helps but it's rather large.
Thanks, Jim
Trying to start SharedMemory link ...
SharedMemory link started successfully
Trying to start TCPIP link ...
Starting on port 2638
TCPIP link started successfully
HTTP listener starting on port 8832
Now accepting requests
Yes connecting from SQL Central via Open Interactive SQL is slow. Got some interesting results this morning. When executing DBISQL directly I normally just click on a shortcut with a Target of "C:\\Program Files\\SQL Anywhere 17\\Bin64\\dbisql.exe" as I mentioned this is slow. This morning I opened a command prompt changed directory to "C:\\Program Files\\SQL Anywhere 17\\Bin64" and entered the command dbisql. The start up was instant and connect dialog as well as connection was as well.
Confusing but at least I know how to minimize the affect on my work.
Thanks, Jim
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