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RE: rman failure ORA-04030 indicates memory issue

From: Stevens, Ed <ED.STEVENS_at_NMM.NISSAN-USA.COM>
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2004 08:43:50 -0500
Message-ID: <D95631492847D511A32E00B0D0D02E8E08B5F711@nmmset01.nmm.nna>


I'm not sure how this relates to the subject line . . . however . . . .

When the databse detects that the connection has been terminated, all pending transactions on that session are rolled back. Neither the app server, nor the app itself, nor JDBC driver need worry about this. The database processes themselves take care of it. Any database that would depend on some client process to take care of this would be so unstable as to be worthless. There is no danger of one session picking up the leftovers of another. Oracle databases are very smart and very powerful.

Ed Stevens

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From: Deen Dayal [mailto:deen.dayal_at_dol.state.nj.us] Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 8:26 AM
To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: RE: rman failure ORA-04030 indicates memory issue

I am new to web applications. I have a basic question related connection pooling.
How does connection pool handle the session variables? Say there are 2 connections in the pool
Say an application grabbed a connection from the pool say SID of the session is 100

It updated Table emp and prompted user A for save/cancel to commit/rollback.

At this point in time user A either closed his browser or switched the PC off.

After few moments another user B launched another browser and launched the application grabbed the same session SID 100 ( Assuming that earlier connection was returned to the pool ) made some changes and committed it. Now whether the changes made by A are also committed?? If user A's application had set certain packaged variables then what happens to them? Whether they are all retained or reset? If they are all cleaned up, who does it? app server or JDBC driver?

Thanks
Deen

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