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Connections, Disconnections, and Reconnections
When using a remote session in a client application to connect to an ElevateDB Server, ElevateDB uses the operating system TCP/IP protocol support to perform all required communications to and from the ElevateDB Server. The TCP/IP protocol guarantees that any data stream sent either to or from an ElevateDB Server will arrive as a complete stream in the exact form that was sent. However, there is no way to guarantee that a given connection will be maintained indefinitely and not be interrupted by hardware or software issues that cause the connection to be lost. This article discusses how ElevateDB can handle such situations and how you can configure ElevateDB to optimally deal with them in the manner that you wish.
It is important here to make a distinction between sessions and connections. Sessions are an ElevateDB construct only and sessions can exist on an ElevateDB Server without an active connnection, as well as use several different connections over their lifetime. Connections, on the other hand, are simply the communications mechanism that remote sessions use to send requests to, and receive responses from, an ElevateDB Server.
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