Reports service connection restore

Hi.
Anybody had experienced the problem with reports service not being able to restore the connection to the database after database restart.
The scenario is like this :
1. both database and OAS reports are up and running
2. the database is restarted
3. after database restart the reports service i unable to connect to the database until the OAS is restarted too.
I am wondering is this normal behavior and if so is there any workaround to this issue so the OAS would not need to be restarted too.
Best regards.

Hi.
Thank you for your reply but as I told in my previous post the problem disappears as soon as I restart report server or the whole OAS.
The error in log file is REP-0501: Unable to connect to the specified database.
I have a filling there is a problem with report server not being able to restore the database connection after the connection is lost (for example database restart).
Best regards.

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