Reg: JDBC Sender Adapter Locking everytime

HI Experts,
I am facing one issue regarding Sender JDBC Adapter.
I already gone through few SDN LInk and followe the SAP Note 1083488 and few other links and blogs but there is no Use.
I already kept JDBC SENDER>Advance>TASKTIMEOUT = 0 because as per the above note if I am keeping more than 0 then due to some server issues It is difficult to identify the adapter behaviour so I kept 0
Can you please let me know any other Alternate way to identify this solution.
Regards:
Amar Srinivas Eli

When you start communication channel what is the error are you getting??
post your error message so that we can help you,
Regards,
Raj

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