SQL Net has a dead connection detection (dcd)
mechanism where it will poll the client occasionally
to make sure they are still alive. If not, the
session is killed.
In my experience though this has generally been the
equivalent of a ping - so a user that bounces their pc
or kills a task, but their pc remains accessible on
the network does not qualify for the dcd.
hth
connor
- Rick_Cale_at_teamhealth.com wrote: > Hi All,
>
> We have users who sql access who will issue long
> running queries(you know
> the type) and just shuts down their computer while
> running.
>
> I assume once sent to the server that server is
> still executing it or will
> it die once connection is broken. Can someone
> explain what actually
> happens in this scenario.
>
> Is there anyway to detect/kill process.
>
> Thanks
> Rick
>
>
>
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