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Startup fails due to java.sql.SQLException: Too many connections #20
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Hi Dominik, thanks for reporting this. I had the same issue before but couldn't identify the cause so far. I was also checking for unclosed connections e.g. I will further investigate this issue. |
Hi @muellerdo, are you still working on this? If so, could you test it with the first stable release and check if the error still occurs? |
Hey @christopher-mohr, sorry for the late reply. I'm currently in a strict grip of other projects, but I am quite curious and going to have a look to find some time next week for performing an independent setup of the first stable release. I will keep your updated and will send you some feedback per mail or via GitHub. Cheers, |
Thanks for your reply! It would be great if you could test it with the release at some point. |
According to @muellerdo this did not occur when using release 1.0.0. Thanks for the feedback! |
Heyho QBiC team,
when running a previously packaged jar, I got the following error message, now.
It is interesting to know that I was able to successfully run the package a few month ago.
Therefore, maybe it is related to some of the latest changes?
Additionally, I checked the process list in the database and saw some idled processes.
Maybe, there is a connection which is missing a close() ?
Here is the error log:
Here is the process list from the database:
Thanks for your time.
Cheers,
Dominik
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