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Entity Framework leads to server unavailable message

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_This issue has been moved from [a ticket on Developer Community](https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/Entity-Framework-leads-to-server-unavail/10509480)._

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[severity:I'm unable to use this version]
I have now reported this issue in various ways with no real progress yet it keeps happening.

I build an Application that uses Entity Framework to retrieve and store data in an SQL Server Database. After interacting with the DB for a sufficient number of accesses the IIS Server becomes unavailable.

I originally thought it was Blazor related, but the real world application I deployed crashes in exactly the same way after a period of time.

I have been debugging applications at a deep level for decades and I depend on the crash to generate data in the form of error messages with which to determine how to proceed. I get no such error messages anywhere, all I see is 'server unavailable' in the browser.

I have provided Minimally Reproducible Projects to no avail - I got no response after submitting them.

I attached one such project to this submission. Perhaps it will be reviewed this time?

I have been dealing with this issue for nearly a year now, if not more, and I have yet to get any serious traction with Support. It deeply concerns me that I am not getting the support I need.

How do I get support for this? Or should I stop using Microsoft Products and look for another Development platform?

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### Original Comments

#### Feedback Bot on 11/8/2023, 01:35 AM:

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#### Jim Gutterman on 11/8/2023, 04:18 PM:

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#### Jim Gutterman on 11/9/2023, 02:10 PM:

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#### Jim Gutterman on 11/14/2023, 02:50 PM:

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