Fixes a communication link error that occurs when you use datetime2 fields while accessing a database in SQL Server 2017.

To work around this problem, follow these steps: Disable the connection pooling option for the ODBC connection. Note Disabling connection pooling may affect the performance of your application. After you commit the transaction, do not turn on the auto commit option. Set the transaction isolation level before you open the ODBC connection.

Network connection issues generally fall into one of two categories: Can’t connect: The console is unable to detect or connect to your home network, or can’t establish an Internet connection, or can’t connect to the Xbox service.

Can your Xbox console connect to the Xbox network, but you can’t hear your friends online within a game or a party? Or are you unable to host or join a multiplayer game? If so, then you may be encountering an issue related to Network Address Translation (NAT).

When you try to connect SQL Server 2017 for Linux on a distribution that has OpenSSL 1.1 configured and OpenSSL 1.0 is not installed, you may receive a connection error message that resembles the following:

Check the Xbox services, games, and apps for any service outages.

When you try to modify a record in a table by using the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server (SQLOLEDB), you receive the following error message: You receive this message when all the following conditions are true: The table contains a trigger, and the trigger uses a FETCH command.

Common causes of active interference are microwaves, ovens, air conditioners, CRT televisions, wireless headsets, baby monitors, other wireless networks, cordless phone systems, and wireless speakers.

Any application can hit performance issues and timeouts while connecting with SQL Server. This fix introduces two new columns, error_code and op_history in sys.dm_os_buffer_descriptors DMV. Error_code column represents the error information during latest attempt to populate the buffer in question.

Packet loss can cause connection issues, such as in-game lag. You can check for packet loss on your console by looking at your detailed network statistics: Press the Xbox button to open the guide. Select Profile & system > Settings > General > Network settings. Select Test network speed & statistics.