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SYMPTOMSWhen executing on a multiprocessor system, using Data Access Objects (DAO) or JET methods to retrieve or update recordsets and Querydefs can produce a hang condition in the application. CAUSEThere is a race condition that can occur on a multiprocessor system when more than one thread is accessing a file at the same time. This bug has been identified within the NT kernel. Under the correct circumstances, when two threads attempt to use a file simultaneously, the thread closing the file can potentially be pre-empted. Because the final cleanup on the file is not performed, all the threads attempting to access the file enter into a wait state from which they do not return. RESOLUTIONThis issue has been addressed in a post Windows NT Service Pack Five hotfix. For directions on how to obtain this hotfix, see the following Knowledge Base article: Q246467: RAS Server Stops Responding to New PPP Connection Requests STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in Windows NT 4.0. Additional query words:
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