Re: Server Death
Date: 09 Sep 1994 02:26:43 GMT
Message-ID: <JTHILL.94Sep8192643_at_upsizeme.us.oracle.com>
In article <34o8m0$cvs_at_search01.news.aol.com> asama_at_aol.com (Asama) writes:
>Let's say I have an embedded SQL program. I issue a WHENEVER SQLERROR
>command to call an error handling function. I connect to the database and
>execute a SELECT statement. If the Oracle server dies in the middle of
>the SELECT statement will my error handling function be called or will the
>program simply hang?
That's a networking issue. If you're using TCP, it depends on what your keepalive timeout's set at -- if it's not set at all, you hang. If it's set at the legal minimum default, you wait a couple hours to find out.
If you're using LU6.2, you find out immediately.
I think SPX and DECNET also detect broken connections immediately, but that's from my trivia file not experience.
Jim
-- Jim Hill <jthill%upsizeme_at_us.oracle.com>Received on Fri Sep 09 1994 - 04:26:43 CEST