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mdeggers



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PostPosted: Thu Aug 04, 2011 4:43 pm    Post subject: Re: Derby error Reply with quote

Bob McConnell wrote:
From: mdeggers

Quote:
The number of connections could very well be a problem, depending on
how fast you generated them.


Quote:
To check that, you can download TCPView for Windows at:

No need to go to all that trouble. Simply open a command window and run
'netstat -an'. That will show you all the sockets in use and their
current state. The 'n' tells it not to bother with reverse DNS lookups
but show the numeric addresses.

Bob McConnell


TcpView (in fact the entire SysInternals suite) is a pretty nice tool.

I don't know how comfortable the original poster is with the command line
(see some posts above). TCPView also reports on the process that owns
the endpoint, which may be of use here.

Personally, I install Cygwin on all my Windows platforms and do the
following:

netstat -an | grep TIME_WAIT | wc -l

to get the count. If it's high, then I'll worry about what the connections
are.

. . . . just my two cents.
/mde/
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