We've developed a site that works as expected in our
development environment (CFMX7/SQL Server 2000), but is acting
strangely in a customer's production environment (CFMX7/SQL Server
2005) -- note difference in db version.
It seems like the database "falls asleep" during a period of
inactivity. If the site isn't hit for awhile (it's in beta, so
there are long periods where no one hits the site), the first
person to hit the site will get a "timeout trying to establish
connection" error (not a "query exceeded allowable time" error)
when running the first encountered query. And it will continue to
give that error for almost exactly 10 minutes. Then, the site will
come up fine and work as expected ... until the next period of
extended inactivity.
I've never encountered this before and I'm at a loss.
Can anyone at least send me down a road of things to look at?
I did run through Ben's SQL Server 2005 things to check and those
are implemented ... and remember, it doesn't always die on
connecting to db, just the first time after an extended period of
inactivity.
I'd greatly appreciate any help. Thank you.
Matt
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