I have a number of users that keep getting the error message attached and then their session boots them out but they can go log back in. Any ideas why?
—————————— Deana Davis Atlantic Corporation Limited Halifax ——————————
Steve Burney
Member
March 21, 2017 at 3:27 PM
Hi Deana, We have seen this message occur when the remote server connection for the user becomes unattached. Once they log back in then they are good to go. Check your remote server activity and see if your IT group can help eliminate this challenge. Steve
—————————— Steve Burney Senior Financial Systems Administrator Correct Care Solutions Nashville, TN United States sburney@correctcaresolutions.com 615-312-7272 Twitter @SteveBurney —————————— ——————————————-
Do you have a addon products or external processes which could remove records from the ACTIVITY SQL table?
For example: something that is trying to remove inactive sessions?
Or are users kicking themselves out by starting a second session and deleting their activity record while they were already logged in.
The message you are receiving is caused by the record in the Activity table either being removed or that it exists but the login date and time are different from the original values for the session. If true, the session will exit with the message you are seeing.
David
—————————— David Musgrave MVP, GPUG All-Star
Managing Director Winthrop Development Consultants
According to Dave’s description above, it could also be a problem with time synchronization. If you are using a remote server for access such as Citrix, etc. it can sometimes be challenging to keep both servers’ system times close enough to avoid this error. I would check to make sure the Windows Time Service is running and pointed to a valid national time service (and make sure it is the same one for all your servers).
Additionally, I would check the time zones on all your servers. The Daylight Savings change occurred recently. If one of your servers updated and the other didn’t it could easily lead to the problem you are seeing.
—————————— Blair Christensen Database Administrator Oppenheimer Companies, Inc. Boise ID —————————— ——————————————-
Lou Spevack
Member
March 23, 2017 at 10:32 AM
I have also seen instances where maxing out on SQL Server licenses has been a factor. But most of the time I have found that lost network connections to the SQL Server have been the culprit.
—————————— Lou Spevack Systems Accountant | Dynamics Credentialed Professional American Council on Education Washington DC —————————— ——————————————-
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