Seems to be related to SQL Server, and not IIS, try:
microsoft.public.sqlserver.server
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Kristofer Gafvert - IIS MVP
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"Finn" <finnharald.TakeThisOut@yahoo.no> wrote in message
news:399586C7-BD8D-4081-BBCA-E4A7FC702413@microsoft.com...
> I'm running a webserver with MS Win2000 Advanced Server w/ SP4, SQL Server
7.0 and IIS 5.0. Have downloaded and installed all available Windows
Updates. Both IIS and SQL Server 7.0 are running on the same server. I have
tried to install the SP4 for the SQL Server, but a script-error occured
during the installation, which led to that I'm still using the standard
no-service-pack installation. The websites using perl / odbc / sql databases
are responding on and off in intervals of 10-25 seconds. Websites using just
regular html files or perl-scripts without any sql-databases involved, are
working just fine all the time (also when the SQL-based websites are
"pausing"). The same problem occurs with both SQL Server databases and
Access (.mdb) databases. The only thing I can see that they have in common
is ODBC...?
>
> The same problem actually also occurs when using the SQL Server Enterprise
Manager, when clicking the SQL Server registration. If doing so in a
"off-period", it results in an error message saying "timeout expired".
>
> The webserver has been up and running for a couple of years without this
kind of problem before. I have the feeling that the problem started around
the same time that one or more of the Windows Updates were installed...
maybe some kind of conflict with exisiting SQL / ODBC drivers and the
installed updates...?
>
> There are no viruses, worms etc. on the computer as far as I can
understand.
> Would really, really appreciate all the help I can get on this matter...
>
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