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NT4 / 8.0.5 /Transactions Limit Reached

From: George Hofilena <GHofilena_at_cnv.org>
Date: Fri, 01 Jun 2001 12:29:47 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.00318693.20010601120329@fatcity.com>

Hi,

One of our prod databases sort of just suddenly went into restricted mode yesterday allowing only dba's to log in and stopping non-privileged user's. We first noticed this when os_authentication suddenly stopped working and users got the ODBC login. The alert log was clean (no errors reported) but further investigation showed that we had reached the transaction limit which was indicated in the Enterprise Manager. Not having more time to investigate, we rebooted NT and the problem was resolved. Now I can see that the transactions parameter is nearing the limit again and I would like to know where to look first to know what's happening. I looked into v$%transactions% views and they were all empty.

BTW, we only had about 30 sessions at that time and the transactions had reached the limit of 247

Any ideas on where to begin looking or advice on what to watch out for?

Thanks for your help,

George Hofilena
DBA
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