Re: Oracle time out?????????????????????,

There are a couple of possibilities that come time mind:

1. Is the user with which you are making the connection under an Oracle profile with a timeout? Try to identify what profile(s) is/are assigned to your users. Failing that, try creating a new profile with no timeout, create a new user with this profile and see if the problem reoccurs. You can also create a SQL*PLUS connection with the same user and test to see if the timeout occurs.
2. Is your JDBC connection using an ODBC connection with a fixed timeout?
3. Have you checked the configuration of Tomcat and the JDBC connection?
4. Check with your network administrator or ISP to see if there is a network process that breaks the connection. If you're system is deployed on a single machine, obviously this isn't relevant. However, if you have separate servers on a broader network or if you have a collocation site, then this *might* be an issue.

These are the places I would start with in the order listed.

Good Luck!
Chris

"soweto" <bwa.bwa_at_wanadoo.fr> wrote in message news:3c00b9e4$0$15835$626a54ce_at_news.free.fr...
> Hi have à problem whith a tomcat application sofware, that initialise
> JDBC connection to a 8.0.5 version:
> after 3 hours, all my jdbc connexions falls down and i don't know why.
> Is there any way to know if Oracle make a time out?????????
> Thank
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Received on Sun Nov 25 2001 - 18:06:38 CST