Re: Server connections

This is very strange. The first process line points to a sqlnet v1 process using the named pipes protocol. The second line points to a sqlnet v2 connection using the bequeath protocol (which is just a variant of named pipes, and the Oracle implementation of InterProcess Calls between client and server on the same host).
There should be somehow two connect statements in your program, as far as I can see. To me it looks like only one is needed. As sqlnet v1 is desupported, you probably shouldn't use that.

Hth,
Sybrand Bakker, Oracle DBA

Doug Hardie wrote:

> When I run ProC programs on Unix SVR4 with the program running on the same
> machine as the server I get two different forms of the server process:
> Using ps, one looks like:
>
> oracleFL P:4096,5,8,
>
> and the other looks like:
>
> oracleFL (DESCRIPTION=(LOCAL=YES)(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=beq)))
>
> Both are on the same machine. I have not been able to figure out how to
> make a process use a single form. It appears that the second form is
> considerably slower than the first but that is difficult to test. What is
> the differences between them and how do you control which type is used?
Received on Sun Oct 25 1998 - 01:33:52 CDT