I did find the error. Code was failing exactly at connection.Open()
method. The error was cleared up (with no change in code) by resetting
IIS. My question is, how did this happen?, is there any known issue
with connection.Open() method or oracle connection pool to cause this
error? Right now error is gone but I am worried if it will happen again
and how frequently.
Jay
Manohar Kamath wrote:
> Could be one of the million ways you could get that error. The best
way is
> to ask for debug permissions on the machine, and see where your code
is
> breaking.
>
> --
> Manohar Kamath
> Editor, .netWire
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>
> "Jay" <> wrote in message
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> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a web service which was running perfectly fine under my dev
> > machine running win xp PRO and under our test server running win
2k.
> > But since last week service stopped working on server. Everytime I
call
> > it I get above error. I asked server guys if they installed
anything in
> > last week, they say no. Does anyone know of any obvious difference
> > between win 2k and XP pro?
> >
> > Jaydeep
> >