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bindu999_at_my-dejanews.com wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a doubt rgarding database creation. Currently we have a medium
> sized database(which according to Oracle 8 doucmentation allows 100 concurrent
> sessions). If we need to handle more than 100 sessions sometime in future
> can we extend the existing database to handle more sessions or do we need
> to recreate database .
> Pl. help,
> Thanks in advance.
>
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Hi,
You don't have to re-create the database in order to increase # of concurrent sessions. You could edit the init<SID>.ora file to change the setting for SESSIONS parameter (the default value for this parameter is derived from PROCESSES), also look at ENQUEUE_RESOURCES and TRANSACTIONS. After the change, bring down and bring up your DB to make the new setting effective.
Xuening Sun
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