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Hello!
I have DB Link defined in my Oracle DB I work with from JSP application
which uses
Tomcat's connection pool. When remote DB is available, everything is
fine. But when
it goes down (I explicitly shut it down with "shutdown immediate"),
JDBC call hangs:
Statement Stmt1 = conn.createStatement(); rs = Stmt1.executeQuery("SELECT something FROM mytable_at_mylink");
Second line causes hang forever (or long enough for me to wait, more
that 30 minutes).
If I add this:
Stmt1.setQueryTimeout(5);
then it hangs for about 1min45sec, then throws exception "end of line
in communication
channel". Unfortunately, 1min45sec is too much to wait for the end
user. Also, it resets
my connection to my DB (not remote one), so it is no longer usable,
which costs me
something to recover.
It looks like the error occurs only when connection I use had
successful "history" of
being able to connect via DB Link. If I get connection not from
Tomcat's connection
pool, but force a new connection, everything works fine (something to
do with session
using DB Link).
Has anyone had similar problem? Is a workaround different from creating
a new
connection available?
Thanks! Received on Fri Feb 10 2006 - 08:00:59 CST