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SUMMARYMicrosoft SQL Server versions 4.21 and 6.0 use make or break connections for executing server-to-server Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs). This means the RPC connection is not maintained after its execution. The SQL Server 4.2 documentation incorrectly indicates that RPC connections may be maintained. MORE INFORMATION
SQL Server for Windows NT platforms including versions 4.21 and 6.0
implements RPCs through DB-Library connections, which allow
server-to-server RPCs using any IPCs supported by SQL Server, not
just named pipes, as in the case of OS/2 SQL Server versions. The RPC
connections are immediately terminated after their executions, and it is
not possible to maintain the connections with the current versions of SQL
Server.
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