Wireless disconnects and ADO.NET

[Jim Wilson [eMVP]]

Are you running SP1 [1]. I don't know that it will fix it but the ReadMe
indicates that some of the communication issues have been addressed.

[1]
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=1F62A2A3-7282-4BA9-
B26B-2267E972501D&displaylang=en

Jim Wilson, eMVP
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[Robert Mullen]

I have an application under development that will be very data intensive. We
also have a physical environment where users can wander in and out of
coverage areas. The problem I am having is that if a user performs an action
that triggers ADO.NET to retrieve data from our SQL Server then walks out of
coverage area the application continues to try to complete the action
indefinitely as opposed to timing out and giving an error. Has anyone else
experienced this, and if so, what did you do to remedy the situation? TIA.

 

[Dave Corun]

We are having the same problem, but w/ web services...

The most I could come up w/ is determining whether the unit is in coverage
before accessnig the web service, but that doesn't help mid-transmission...

Let me know what you come up w/!

// Dave


I have an application under development that will be very data intensive. We
also have a physical environment where users can wander in and out of
coverage areas. The problem I am having is that if a user performs an action
that triggers ADO.NET to retrieve data from our SQL Server then walks out of
coverage area the application continues to try to complete the action
indefinitely as opposed to timing out and giving an error. Has anyone else
experienced this, and if so, what did you do to remedy the situation? TIA.