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September 15th, 2004, 08:42 AM
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Access vs MySQL
Working on a Win2k3 box with Access as a back-end, we're converting it to
MySQL. Consistently via IIS, a connection takes about 20 seconds to establish to MySQL (if using a standalone ODBC client it's instant), where as connecting to Access is pretty instant. Obviously 20s connection time is not an option. Question is, why is it doing this in IIS and not via ODBC? The timeouts suggest DNS but we can't find any settings which could complicate this. Has anybody seen this one before? ta christo
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September 15th, 2004, 12:36 PM
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sounds like some network configuration issue maybe. There is (or was) a debug version of the mysql odbc connector that offered a trace logfile, maybe you could try that.
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