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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> RE: Inband and Outband Net8 question
Out of band breaks are pimarily used to cancel a query or transaction. In
the new OCCI, out of band breaks corresponds to the "cancel" method in the
ResultSet class or "terminateStatement" in the Connection class. I
sort of hate this stuff. Those things used to be called ocan and obreak
and OCCI was OCI and it worked just as fine if not better. OCCI is one
enormous monster that I have neither will nor desire to use. The purpose
of these two statements was to break whatever your session was doing and
it was implemented like a network version of signal delivery, much like
ctrl-C.
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Tuesday, March 18, 2003 1:49 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Hi all,
I have question about "Inband break", please help me understand this
Oracle said:
There are 2 types of breaks:
- Inband breaks: are transmitted as part of regular data traffic using the
normal protocol read and write functions. These breaks are symply queued.
- Outband breaks: are faster as it is send during urgent data messages.
These messages cause signals and take a lot of load of the server.
These are my questions:
What is the purpose of Inband break?
when we use it during our day to day activities?
is this break trigger automatically (something like "end" of some activity)?
Thanks,
Sinardy
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