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Networked I/O subsystem communication failure.
InterServer must be running, either as a service or an application. If you are using Local InterBase, you must run InterServer as an application so it can talk to the Local InterBase application.
InterServer can be run either as an application (on Windows 95/98 and NT), or as a service (NT and Unix only). On Windows NT the InterServer service may be started using the InterServer Configuration Utility in the InterClient program group. Alternatively, the InterServer application may be started by selecting the InterServer icon in the InterClient program group
Check the InterServer service configuration, and verify that the port number for InterServer is 3060.
On UNIX, inetd must be running. For both Windows and UNIX, interserver must be configured as a TCP service, listening on port 3060.
In general, this exception represents an error of the underlying I/O subsystem, and can occur for the following reasons.
The error code associated with this exception is ErrorCodes.communication.
Methods inherited from class java.sql.SQLException |
getErrorCode,
getNextException,
getSQLState,
setNextException |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Throwable |
fillInStackTrace,
getLocalizedMessage,
getMessage,
printStackTrace,
printStackTrace,
printStackTrace,
toString |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone,
equals,
finalize,
getClass,
hashCode,
notify,
notifyAll,
wait,
wait,
wait |
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