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It's seems like I saw a bug on this. Check w/ Oracle support. Even though
they don't officially support 7.3.4 anymore, they may give you the bug
number.
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> Recently, we had a production issue in a 7.3.4.4 instance (uptime about 5
> months) where a specific SQL statement would "hang" from a PowerBuilder
> application. The SQL statement run from SQLPlus without problems. The same
> SQL statement from could be executed in TOAD or SQL Navigator. Digging
> further, it was determined that the PB application uses bind variables,
> which may contribute to the SQL statement hanging.
>
> The application team wanted the database bounced, but several hundred
users
> were connected and about 20 active. I did flush the shared pool, following
> the "impacted" users disconnecting. Still, the PB application was hanging.
>
> Well, after decision makers approved the instance bounce, the application
> team is claiming success in solving the problem. For me, that just proves
> that the symptom may have been temporarily solved. I am certain it will
> return again.
>
> Has anyone experienced an issue like I describe?
>
> Is there any documentation regarding an Oracle bug?
>
> Can the shared_pool become corrupt? If so, how can we monitor it? Does
> PowerBuilder have any documentation regarding this type of a problem?
>
> I'm really looking to find the root cause of this problem, rather than
solve
> by "bouncing" instance.
>
> Steve Siebenaler
> Cincinnati, Ohio
>
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