Re: connection concentration & tnsnames.ora practical use?

What exactly is the question?

CC is to replace or fend off home grown connection concentration mechanisms whose maintenance or even analysis is a horror.

Oracle Names is a good thing; make sure you have several Oracle Names servers in the structure.

OCM and OCC in my opinion, are to offer alternatives to homegrown stuff that people write in the middle tier because they feel they are smarter than Oracle.

In my experience so far, it has been Oracle 10-0 over homegrown.

RSH. "Manuela Mueller" <520040906697-0001_at_t-online.de> wrote in message news:3C7F6D15.FEDE7F8A_at_t-online.de...
> Dear all,
> just to confirme if I got the concept.
> I set up Oracle Names server with Connection Manager and connection
> concentratation, runs fine. Clients can connect to the database Server.
> In the Net8 Admin guide I found that you also can enable Connection
> Manager with local naming. Configured one client accordingly, can access
> the db server without problems.
> I have trouble to imagine a real world scenario where one needs
> connection concentration in conjunction with local naming.
> I think, if there are so many concurrent connection requests, it is most
> likely that connections are made via host naming or Oracle Names
> (for the sake of administrative burden, let aside LDAP for the moment).
> Maybe there is some use if you want to set up Net8 Acces Control or must
> deal with multiple protocol support.
>
> Any suggestions are welcome
> TIA
> Manuela Mueller
Received on Mon Mar 04 2002 - 02:18:02 CST