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_sqlsrv2 processes persist on OpenEdge database machine when HDP server is shutdown

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Title_sqlsrv2 processes persist on OpenEdge database machine when HDP server is shutdown
URL Namesqlsrv2-processes-persist-on-OpenEdge-database-machine-when-HDP-server-is-shutdown
Article Number000123328
EnvironmentProduct: Hybrid Data Pipeline (HDP)
Version 4.6.1
OS: All supported platforms
Database: OpenEdge
Application: N/A
Question/Problem Description
Why do the _sqlsrv2 processes persist on the OpenEdge Database machine when HDP server shutdown?
Steps to Reproduce
Clarifying Information
OData Connections are being made from HDP to OpenEdge.
If the HDP server is shutdown for maintenance by running the stop script, the connections remain open on the OpenEdge machine. _sqlsrv2 processes persist and do  not go away.
User is manually killing the _sqlsrv2 processes on the database.
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Enhancement Number
Cause
This is expected product behavior.
Resolution
It is completely normal for the _sqlsrv2 processes to persist after the HDP server is stopped.
Once a server process is started, in this case _sqlsrv2, it is allowed to persist so future connections do not experience the delay that occurs when spawning a new server.
 
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Last Modified Date11/20/2020 6:55 AM
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