Re: SQL*Net connecting time

From: Joel Fedorko <jfedorko_at_ncsa.uiuc.edu>
Date: 13 Dec 1993 20:46:53 GMT
Message-ID: <2eikbt$k20_at_vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>


In article <2eigo2$f17_at_bsdns.brooks.af.mil>, eckhardg_at_radon.brooks.af.mil (Gary Eckhardt, Bldg 613, Rm Dev, X2826) writes:
|> > Liang Lin (llin_at_med.umich.edu) wrote:
|> > : Hi everyone,
 

|> > : Does it take a minute to connect to Oracle servers thru SQL*Net?
|> > : I am writing a phone book type application using an Oracle personnel
|> > : database. The connecting time is too long for such a small application.
 

|> > : Thanks for any ideas.
|>
|> Liang:
|>
|> If you're connecting to a server via SQL*Net, you might want to check and see
|> exactly what's being run based on your instance. I know that in VMS, you can
|> specify a startup file that the process runs when it does it's physical
|> login to the system. Trimming this file down to just the bare minimum
|> (SQL*Plus logicals, etc) can greatly improve your connect time.
|>
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Same here... we added a check for network login to eliminate all the unnecessary stuff from the login.com, it greatly improved startup time.

-Joel

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Received on Mon Dec 13 1993 - 21:46:53 CET

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