Please help me understand something:
Say you check the SQL Connection (as you indicated) using SQLEXEC(Applic.SQLHandle, "") and then, if it fails,
you run the code that calls SQLIDLEDISCONNECT(). Here is how I understand it:
if SQLEXEC(Applic.SQLHandle, "") < 0
ASQLHANDLES(aSqlhndls)
FOR EACH nOdbchdbc IN aSqlhndls
=SQLIDLEDISCONNECT(nOdbchdbc)
ENDFOR
endif
After the above code, if I understand correctly, all SQL Server connections are disabled. So, the application need to reconnect to the SQL Server.
Then you say:
>>Each time a connection fails, you can call a routine with these statements and it will reconnect upon the >>next usage of the connection.
How does the application RECONNECT the CA?
You also wrote:
>> If it fails, it will first try to reconnect, after which if succesful would refresh your records just fine.
Again, what I don't understand is how does CA RECONNECT? What specific code RECONNECTs the application to the SQL Server?
TIA
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