|
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 |
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 ...
(31 Oct, 09:51)
J Diaz
Replies hidden
If you're connected to the database using SQL central and then you right click on the database and then select Open interactive SQL. Is it then also slow? How do you connect using DBISQL? Are you using 32/64-bit? Do you connect using an ODBC entry?
(31 Oct, 10:42)
Frank Vestjens
Perhaps you can show us the dbisql command line (assuming you launch from a command shell).
(31 Oct, 11:11)
JBSchueler
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
(01 Nov, 07:31)
J Diaz
Replies hidden
If you remove the shortcut and create a new one does that affect the performance? If you have a virus scanner running could you exclude the SQL anywhere program folder?
(01 Nov, 08:42)
Frank Vestjens
Does the shortcut have a different working directory than the dbisql.exe file?
(01 Nov, 09:23)
Volker Barth
Shortcut does have the same working directory. No change after creating new shortcut. Same results with no virus scanner.
(01 Nov, 13:51)
J Diaz
Replies hidden
What settings do you have setup in the ODBC connection and how do you connect using I-SQL?
(02 Nov, 03:30)
Frank Vestjens
|
