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Only one request may be made against a session at a time
About 4-5 days ago I started getting this error 'Only one request may be made against a session at a time' in a C#/SuiteTalk process that has not been modified in a couple of months. It runs 4 times a day and is single threaded. It sometimes gets the error on the very first call it makes. I have checked and there are not multiple instances of the process running. Any ideas? Any way to see if other processes are using the same account and if so where they are connecting from? My client is telling me this process is
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