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> At this time IT says it is not a fire wall issue as there are no rules
> setup for dropping connections. We
On 6/26/24 12:56, Tarras, Tim wrote:
Windows Defender is turned off and a 3rd party AV is being used. We did ask
about that and were told that would not be the issue. I would also think that
I would be dropping the connection when I am on the Server itself which is not
the case.
I have atta
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Subject: Re: [External] Dropping connections
On 6/26/24 10:44 AM, Tarras, Tim wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Underlying DBMS error [no connection to the server::SQLSTATE=å]
> [xxx.xxx.GDB_Items][STATE_ID = 0]
>
> X's replace actual names.
&
On 6/26/24 10:44 AM, Tarras, Tim wrote:
Hello,
Underlying DBMS error [no connection to the server::SQLSTATE=å]
[xxx.xxx.GDB_Items][STATE_ID = 0]
X's replace actual names.
Working with ESRI we found the following information in the logs :
"*An existing connection was forcibly closed
ire wall issue as there are no rules setup
for dropping connections. We are at a loss as to what the culprit is.
I will also be posting this in PostgreSQL community to get their input.
Thank you for your help with this.
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