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What client software are you using? Try applying service pack #3 or #4 to your client workstation. If you using 16-bit odbc, manualy &nbsp;copy the necessary dll's from SP#3/SP#4 to you windows\system directory <br />
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What client software are you using? Try applying service pack #3 or #4 to your client workstation. If you using 16-bit odbc, manualy  copy the necessary dll's from SP#3/SP#4 to you windows\system directory



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The major problem I am facing now is while executing some SQL Queries <br />
ODBC driver throws an exception saying &quot;Protocol<br />
error <br />
in TDS stream&quot;. After that the application looses connection with the<br />
database.<br />
But some times these queries get executed successfully (which means there<br />
is no<br />
problem in the syntax)<br />
<br />
When I ran the same queries through ISQLW, there also some times the query <br />
gets executed but not always. When it fails in ISQLW, it gives a message <br />
&quot;DB-Library Process Dead - Connection broken&quot;<br />
<br />
The common thing in all these queries is that some of the objects being<br />
accessed by these queries are VIEWs. <br />
<br />
Is this a known bug in sql serve 6.5?<br />
<br />
Thanx in advance
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The major problem I am facing now is while executing some SQL Queries 
ODBC driver throws an exception saying "Protocol
error 
in TDS stream". After that the application looses connection with the
database.
But some times these queries get executed successfully (which means there
is no
problem in the syntax)

When I ran the same queries through ISQLW, there also some times the query 
gets executed but not always. When it fails in ISQLW, it gives a message 
"DB-Library Process Dead - Connection broken"

The common thing in all these queries is that some of the objects being
accessed by these queries are VIEWs. 

Is this a known bug in sql serve 6.5?

Thanx in advance

db library dead - connection broken

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