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From: Natasha Batson <nbatson_at_neal-and-massy.com>
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 12:24:59 -0400
Message-Id: <10555.111682@fatcity.com>

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Hi Gurus

Can someone please explain to me what exactly this parameter is used for = in
the listener.ora? The documentation says that it sets the number of = seconds
that the listener waits to get a valid database query after the session = has
started.But my concept of the listener is that it identifies incoming = connections
from clients and either spawns a dedicated server process or directs the = client
to a pre-spawned server process or dispatcher process and provides the = client
process with the address of this server process so that they now = communicate
directly with each other and the listener no longer has anything to do = with
the communication. But this parameter is used for "after the session has started".

Someone please clarify this for me!

Regards
Natasha

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