Dozens Of SQL Connections Remain Open On Web Server

I have a set of scripts that accesses a SQL2000 database on another server. After several days of investigating an extreme slow-down on my web server I did a netstat-a command and found DOZENS of connections to the SQL server still open. Here's just a small sample of this. Code:

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My question is, is there a way to track down these orphaned resources and forcibly free them from ASP, without restarting IIS or the server? Or does one have to wait for the unused Connections to time out and release themselves? I know that good coding practice is best, but is there a temporary fix to tidy up these connections left open?

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<%
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What I'm I doing wrong and what do I change the code to, to make it
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DSN Or DSNless Connections...

Right, which do you use? If your using DSNless, then STOP! It's SLOWING down your code and making it UGLY!!

Why? Lets look...

UGLY!
Which looks better
[vbs]
"DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=" & server.mappath("./data/vote.mdb")
[/vbs]
or
[vbs]
"DSN=databaseStuff"
[/vbs]

Its also easier to manage and will cause less typing errors. Think about it, it makes sense!

SPEED
Everytime you run a DSNless connection inside an ASP page the connection string needs to be verified,but a DSN connection is only verified when it is created! Meaning the DSN connection is indeed faster.

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I've been using ASP.NET for a couple years now and I'm trying to fall back into ASP for a new position I've acquired...and I'm having a bit of trouble remembering. I'm running to a problem where the basic logic is as follows:

Query

Do While Not rs.EOF
Query based on value in rs
Another query based on value in rs
Loop

There is no explicit connection object, they all use the same connection string however. When I limit myself to one query within the Do/Loop, I don't have any problems. However, when I add another query in there, it bombs with: Operation is not allowed when the object is open.

I'm assuming it's referring to the connection string being reused, but why would it allow one additional connection, but not two. I can't really close this connection before needing to requery. Is there anyway around this, or am I missing something entirely?

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someone on another forum expressed that dreamweaver "tends to drive the programmer to creat implicit connections and their effect on performance".could someone explain this to me? a provide some better code? (we no longer are required to use dream weaver to develop code for the app).

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What do you recommend? I could open the connection, run the query and then close it, each time. Would this be a recommend plan? Or, should I create a daily task that builds a simple text file with those query results and just pull those in each time the footer is loaded? This would not be live, but I can deal with it.

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An error occured:-2147467259 - Invalid connection string attribute

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But if I go through the script I cannot really understand why that connection was not closed since the script ensure that the connection is closed before exiting the procedure.

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