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SqlException: Unknown error.gameid=@gameid" that works about 98% of the time, but somewhere around two percent of the time it throws an exception. If I go through the sqlerror's in the exception all it has is the following: Index #0 Message: Unknown error. LineNumber: 0 Source: .Net SqlClient Data Provider Procedure: Not very interesting is it. I've checked that the input is valid and I have no problems running the same query manually. I also have yet to find a consistent way to recreate this error but my clients are having no problems doing it fairly frequently with no rhyme or reason that I can tell. Although there are many clients simultaneously using the server they share one database connection but I am very careful to only use the connection through a wrapper class that Lock()'s the database connection. I'm really lost on this one, has anyone else seen this? I could find next to nothing on google/google groups. Lloyd Christopher SLOW30 try the following select bonusid from game where gameid = @gameid
"Lloyd" <lloydspamsodoff@slow30.com> wrote in message news:rs6Se.361224$s54.344830@pd7tw2no...Show quote > I have some code doing a very simple select "select bonusid from game where > gameid=@gameid" that works about 98% of the time, but somewhere around two > percent of the time it throws an exception. If I go through the sqlerror's > in the exception all it has is the following: > > Index #0 > Message: Unknown error. > LineNumber: 0 > Source: .Net SqlClient Data Provider > Procedure: > > Not very interesting is it. I've checked that the input is valid and I have > no problems running the same query manually. I also have yet to find a > consistent way to recreate this error but my clients are having no problems > doing it fairly frequently with no rhyme or reason that I can tell. > > Although there are many clients simultaneously using the server they share > one database connection but I am very careful to only use the connection > through a wrapper class that Lock()'s the database connection. I'm really > lost on this one, has anyone else seen this? I could find next to nothing > on google/google groups. > > Lloyd Christopher > SLOW30 > > > Thank you for the reply. I'll give this a try, but why would that make a
difference? Show quote "Eamon Straughn" <blackmanvan***@aol.com> wrote in message news:eZk14EKsFHA.2604@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > try the following select bonusid from game where gameid = @gameid > > > > "Lloyd" <lloydspamsodoff@slow30.com> wrote in message > news:rs6Se.361224$s54.344830@pd7tw2no... >> I have some code doing a very simple select "select bonusid from game > where >> gameid=@gameid" that works about 98% of the time, but somewhere around >> two >> percent of the time it throws an exception. If I go through the > sqlerror's >> in the exception all it has is the following: >> >> Index #0 >> Message: Unknown error. >> LineNumber: 0 >> Source: .Net SqlClient Data Provider >> Procedure: >> >> Not very interesting is it. I've checked that the input is valid and I > have >> no problems running the same query manually. I also have yet to find a >> consistent way to recreate this error but my clients are having no > problems >> doing it fairly frequently with no rhyme or reason that I can tell. >> >> Although there are many clients simultaneously using the server they >> share >> one database connection but I am very careful to only use the connection >> through a wrapper class that Lock()'s the database connection. I'm >> really >> lost on this one, has anyone else seen this? I could find next to >> nothing >> on google/google groups. >> >> Lloyd Christopher >> SLOW30 >> >> >> > > |
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