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Speaking of MS ODBC Linux Driver: It is a complete PITA to deal with it but I insisted using native solution. I experienced too many walls especially working with ZF2, however, every trouble has a solution with the driver I can say. Just to encourage people using it instead quickly give up.
Just for information if somebody else have the problem. I tried connecting via NetCobol of Fujitsu on an SQLEXPRESS via ODBC with embedded sql and to solve the problem I had to change a value in the registry namely
(Unless you're doing something else, like answering questions on ELL. I should get back to work, so I can get to work. It's just busy work, and even though it's no work of art, it works for me. But it's all in a day's work. I know, I'm a piece of work, working this idiom. But y'know, all work and no play ...)
What you're asking here is whether your friend is going to be busy at his place of work. I think you will be able to easily deduce the meaning with the following example. Let's say I work for a company. Then, I can say:
I'm going to be very busy at work this week. We've got so much to do with this new project that I'm probably even going to be working late hours. My wife and kids are not going to see me a lot this week.
So, in the first example (my first example), we're talking about your friend being snowed under with lots of work to do at the place of his regular employment. In the second example, the question is will your friend be going to the place where he works which is going to make him busy in regard to his nonwork-related activities? So, there is quite a difference between these two examples.
I have a Delphi Application that is connected to a SQL Server db using SDAC component from DevArt, we have 200 installations of the software and only to a customer, with some users, I notice the following error:
The "Connection is busy with results for another command" error means that there are at least two queries that use the same connection. This problem can occur if you are using one connection in several threads. To solve the problem in this case, you should have connection (the TMSConnection component) in each thread.Also, this problem can occur if you set the TCustomMSDataSet.FetchAll property to False. When FetchAll=False, execution of such queries blocks the current session. In order to avoid blocking OLEDB creates additional session that can cause the "Connection is busy with results for another command" error. To solve the problem in this case, you should set the TMSConnection.Options.MultipleActiveResultSets property to True. The MultipleActiveResultSets property enables support for the SQL Server Multiple Active Result Sets (MARS) technology. It allows applications to have more than one pending request per connection, and, in particular, to have more than one active default result set per connection. Please note that the MultipleActiveResultSets property works only when SQL Native Client is used. Therefore, you should also set the TMSConnection.Options.Provider property to prNativeClient.
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I'm getting this error constantly and I have to restart BambuStudio now basically after every print job. I haven't had to do this until the last few version of the software but now it is happening constantly to me. BambuStudio just won't recognize the printer and will demand that it is busy. As soon as I close BambuStudio and restart, the printer appears as normal. Anyone else having this issue?
I'm running Snow Leopard on a MacBook Pro. My Finder has decided to be very busy, and neither restarting Finder nor a reboot cools it down. Spotlight doesn't report activity, Time Machine isn't busy, yet top -ocpu reports Finder is running between 30% and 100%.
Update: none of the suggestions have worked. At this point (three months after first asking the question), I'm resigned to wait until the new MacBook Pro comes out and start with a clean install. Very frustrating that there's no way to investigate what the Finder gets stuck on.
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For reasons I can not explain, I am getting a [FireDAC][Phys][ODBC][Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Connection is busy with results for another hstmt exception when attempting to connect to one of the queries in my application. Same code works properly connecting to the same database from another workstation, and the same code can connect to another database from workstation that exhibits the issue?!
We used to have cases where our customer faced the following error messages like following: "ERROR [HY000] [Microsoft][ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server]Connection is busy with results for another command"} System.Data.Odbc.OdbcException In this video below we going to provide us some insights about it.
Our Mongodb is almost only writes. On replicas without ZFS, disk is completely busy for 5s spikes, when app writes into DB every 30s, and no disk activity in between, so i take that as the baseline behaviour to compare.
On replicas with ZFS, disk is completely busy all the time, with the replicas stuggling to keep up to date with the MongoDB primary. I have lz4 compression enabled on all replicas, and the space savings are great, so there should be much less data to hit the disk
So on these ZFS servers, i first had the default recordsize=128k. Then i wiped the data and set recordsize=8k before resyncing Mongo data. Then i wiped again and tried recordsize=1k. I also tried recordsize=8k without checksums
Nevertheless, it did not solved anything, disk was always kept a 100% busy.Only once on one server with recordsize=8k, the disk was much less busy than any non-ZFS replicas, but after trying different setting and trying again with recordsize=8k, disk was 100%, i could not see the previous good behaviour, and could not see it on any other replica either.
(Note, i believe MongoDB is mmapped DB. I was told to try MongoDB in AIO mode, but i did not find how to set it, and with another server running MySQL InnoDB i realised that ZFSonLinux did not support AIO anyway.)
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hardware: These are rented servers, 8 vcores on Xeon 1230 or 1240, 16 or 32GB RAM, with zfs_arc_max=2147483648, using HP hardware RAID1. So ZFS zpool is on /dev/sda2 and does not know that there is an underlying RAID1. Even being a suboptimal setup for ZFS, i still do not understand why disk is choking on reads while DB does only writes.
I understand the many reasons, which we do not need to expose here again, that this is bad and bad, ... for ZFS, and i will soon have a JBOD/NORAID server which i can do the same tests with ZFS's own RAID1 implementation on sda2 partition, with /, /boot and swap partitions doing software RAID1 with mdadm.
Because XFS performs well and eliminates the application-specific issues I was facing with native ZFS. ZFS zvols allow me to thin-provision volumes, add compression, enable snapshots and make efficient use of the storage pool. More important for my app, the ARC caching of the zvol reduced the I/O load on the disks.
First off, it's worth stating that ZFS is not a supported filesystem for MongoDB on Linux - the recommended filesystems are ext4 or XFS. Because ZFS is not even checked for on Linux (see SERVER-13223 for example) it will not use sparse files, instead attempting to pre-allocate (fill with zeroes), and that will mean horrendous performance on a COW filesystem. Until that is fixed adding new data files will be a massive performance hit on ZFS (which you will be trying to do frequently with your writes). While you are not doing that performance should improve, but if you are adding data fast enough you may never recover between allocation hits.
Additionally, ZFS does not support Direct IO, so you will be copying data multiple times into memory (mmap, ARC, etc.) - I suspect that this is the source of your reads, but I would have to test to be sure. The last time I saw any testing with MongoDB/ZFS on Linux the performance was poor, even with the ARC on an SSD - ext4 and XFS were massively faster. ZFS might be viable for MongoDB production usage on Linux in the future, but it's not ready right now.
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