Need help with CONNECT_TIME & IDLE_TIME confusion...
Date: 1995/10/10
Message-ID: <45elbu$n2j_at_isis.fiu.edu>#1/1
I am setting up Profiles for all kinds of users of our Oracle7 Workgroup Database server. I have a few questions that I have come across:
1)In profiles what is the unit of measure for the CONNECT_TIME
and IDLE_TIME properties. Are they seconds, minutes, hours?!?. I wish the
documentation would go into this, unless I missed it in the 15 manuals I have
*ACK*.
2)What exactly are CONNECT_TIME and IDLE_TIME. I assume CONNECT_TIME is the
time you spend logged on the server and IDLE_TIME is the time
spent doing no work "INACTIVE". Heres the thing , I set CONNECT_TIME to
30 and IDLE_TIME to 10 thinking one of the two would disconnect my
connection. I then connected with a new user that has the profile I
created assigned to it. I assume the time is in seconds or minutes so I
wait the full 30 minutes to be sure. But when I come back my user
connection is still up. Can someone explain what I am doing wrong and why
my connection was not severed?
3)I would also like to know the units of the other parameters of profiles, is there a place where I can look all this up?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks
Eddie Hernandez North Broward Hospital District Programmer/Oracle DBA 1608 SE 3rd Avenue hernb0_at_nbhd.org Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316Received on Tue Oct 10 1995 - 00:00:00 CET
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