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TONY, GAST wrote:
>
> As most places that have PCs connecting to Oracle, we have users that
> ocaisionally submit long running queries. Thinking that their PC is
> hung up, instead that their query is bad, they shut down and/or power
> off their computers. This leaves the query still running. Are there
> any settings in the Oracle instance, or the UNIX server that can be set
> to help out with this? The Oracel server is running on SunOS 5.5.1
TONY , Oracle has the DCD (Dead Connection Detection) capabilities. You can activate this by setting the -
sqlnet.expire_time = n
where n = number of idle minutes in which the re-booted PC connection will be severed.
This would go into the SQLNET.ORA file. Set the above parameter and reload the listener and check out if things work out as u wanted them to.
As it depends on the TCP KEEP_ALIVE the time when the connection is dropped may vary depending on ur platform.
Manoj Appully Received on Tue May 20 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT