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A peculiar problem with connections

From: <Gautam_Reddy_at_Dell.com>
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 14:58:39 -0500
Message-Id: <10575.113411@fatcity.com>


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Hi All,  

We have 8.1.6 database on an NT server and we have webserver which accesses database. Due to some problems with the application on the webserver we have to bounce it once a week. When we bounce the connections to the database are still existing with the database forever. Over a period of time this connections pile up. Has anyone see this behavior. When we talked to oracle support they suggested us to put the sqlnet.timeout parameter to timeout the session. This would be a big overhead on the already exhausted system.  

Any pointers on how this could be resolved would be appreciated.  

Thx
Gautam

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class=262514619-31072000>We have 8.1.6 database on an NT server and we have webserver which accesses database. Due to some problems with the application on&nbsp;the webserver we have to bounce it once a week. When we bounce the connections to the database are&nbsp;still existing with the database&nbsp;forever.&nbsp; Over a period of time this connections pile up. Has anyone see this behavior. When we talked to oracle support they suggested us to put the sqlnet.timeout parameter to timeout the session. This would be a big overhead on the already exhausted system. </SPAN></FONT></DIV>
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