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ERROR: CONNECTOR CONNECT ERROR: ERRORSOURCE: MICROSOFT OLE DB DRIVER FOR SQL SERVER, ERRORMSG: LOGIN TIMEOUT EXPIRED
We are running QV 12.40 April 2019 SR3 on a cluster with five servers , two for Distribution Service sharing the load.
I have a problem with one Distribution Server after the Distribution Service stopped yesterday night and when starting it again jobs started failing with the error;
0171 OLEDB CONNECT TO *** (XPassword is ***)
Error: Connector connect error: ErrorSource: Microsoft OLE DB Driver for SQL Server, ErrorMsg: Login timeout expired Execution Failed
When restarting the same job on the other Distribution Server it runs fine. Tried to restart server and services , with the same result. Jobs run fine on the other Distribution server but not on the other.
Any idea of what to look for , or what to do?
/Regards Frode
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Hi!
Thanks for the input , but in the end it turned out to be a network issue.
We have two network cards installed on the Distribution Servers and when restarted it came up with "faulty" IP address.
When we restarted again and "forced" it to use the "old IP" address everything worked fine again.
/Regards Frode

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Hi @Frode
Best place to start troubleshooting would be to check the ProgramData Distribution Service folder for corruption (usually detected when files are not updated)
If you find it to be problematic
- Stop the QlikView Distribution Service
- Rename it to make a backup
- Start again the QlikView Distribution Service and run a test, check if tasks are correctly load balanced by checking the task logs in the QMC.
Hope this helps. Good luck

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Hi!
Thanks for the input , but in the end it turned out to be a network issue.
We have two network cards installed on the Distribution Servers and when restarted it came up with "faulty" IP address.
When we restarted again and "forced" it to use the "old IP" address everything worked fine again.
/Regards Frode
