Re: Who uses SQL*Net V2 and Oracle Names Server?
From: Rick Wessman <rwessman_at_us.oracle.com>
Date: 1996/06/25
Message-ID: <soc4to0yocj.fsf_at_rwessman.us.oracle.com>#1/1
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>Who knows how many connections a TNS Listener can serve?
>If we have a machine running one database with 500 concurrent users and
>frequent logins, how many listeners must be started to serve this
>without performance problems?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Anton Buijs,
>Oracle expert
>Nedlloyd Computer Services
>Rotterdam, The Netherlands
>Email: anton.buijs_at_nedlloyd.nl
>
>
Anton:
Date: 1996/06/25
Message-ID: <soc4to0yocj.fsf_at_rwessman.us.oracle.com>#1/1
In article <4qoa7i$1m1_at_zeus.nllecc.nedlloyd.nl> oracle_at_zeus (Oracle System Account) writes:
. . . .
>
>Who knows how many connections a TNS Listener can serve?
>If we have a machine running one database with 500 concurrent users and
>frequent logins, how many listeners must be started to serve this
>without performance problems?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Anton Buijs,
>Oracle expert
>Nedlloyd Computer Services
>Rotterdam, The Netherlands
>Email: anton.buijs_at_nedlloyd.nl
>
>
Anton:
The key is the number of logins. The TNS listener only spawns a server or redirects the connection to another in response to a connection request from the client. It does not manage each connection to the database.
Having said that, I would guess that one listener should work fine in your situation.
Rick Rick Wessman Security Products Network and Management Products Oracle Corporation rwessman_at_us.oracle.com
--Received on Tue Jun 25 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST