OsbProxy Service not polling Database

Hi,
I have developed a simple application in OSB where My proxy service is polling a database table and after some processing it is writing data in a queue. Earlier It was working fine. But now suddenly my proxy service is not polling data from my source database table. I have created the proxy service from the JCA. Can anyone suggest what could be the issue.
Thanks in Advance.

Thanks Abhinav,
But the DbAdapter is running. I have cross checked the JNDI name in my proxy service also. It is correct. The same service was working earlier but now It is not polling the database.

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    However, when upgrade the existing ReportServer database and ReportServerTempDB database on the SQL Server 2012 by restore from a backup, we cannot use this existing database for Reporting Services 2005 and get the following message:
    The database version (162) does not match your reporting serivces installation.And the initialization failed.
    In your case, you can host the ReportServer database and ReportServerTempDB database of SSRS 2005 on SQL Server 2012 database enginer by create a new database from Reporting Services 2005 Configure Manager. But you cannot use the existing
    database which upgrade to SQL Server 2012.
    Regards,
    Fanny Liu
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    Fanny Liu
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