Re: Solaris 2.5, Netscape Server 2.0, and Oracle 7.3.2

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    Karl Wiebe <karl_at_dnai.com> writes:

>I must be behind the times. Are all the Oracle libraries MT-safe all of
>a sudden? For that matter, is your gcc linking against MT-safe system
>libraries?

        According to Oracle, 7.3.2 is MT-safe, and yes, GCC is linking entirely against MT-safe libraries. I've found part of the problem, at any rate. Netscape uses child processes to manage responses, and part of the LDA's identifying hash is the process ID. By doing a query to find out if the Oracle login is valid first, releasing and re-opening of it isn't, is a workable technique, but I'm still having performance problems. *Sigh*

        And yes, it's SQL*net 2.0.

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