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Hi
> I am setting up a site using Oracle and ASP. This site could have as many as
a
> couple thousand DB hits in a few hours. We are using stored procedures and
> views. (I'm going to try and get away from the views. I've been told they
can
> slow down the query).
>
> My question is this: What does Oracle do if I make one (or more) request once
> all the licenses are full? If the system can handle 20 concurrent users, what
> happens when 50 users try to hit it? We have MTS/MSMQ available to us. Does
> it make sense to put the connections in MTS/MSMQ or ever move the stored
> procedures there?
I don't think this is a problem, when I first started out on an Oracle web project I asked the Oracle salesman and he said that if we exceed the number of concurrent users it would not kick them off
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