When I look into the session details I see there are lots of sessions which are inactive. What is to be done with these. Waiting for an answer.
I am facing an issue while running my batch process, the Oracle Session for the process which is running goes inactive. Firstly the process is running for around 4 hrs and then it goes inactive means nothing related to my application comes in V$SQL dynamic view the same is also inactive in V$session and V$Process. Can anybody pls guide me now where to check in database. DB is 10g
I am facing a problem of increasing inactive oracle sessions with tomcat, Old Oracle sessions with tomcat are visible with new one.if somebaody did not restarted tomcat gracefully, then does Oracle keep the session connected or is there any way that whenever any one restarted tomcat abnormally, Oracle session can be killed.I had restart the database to kill session.
I write Oracle session handler based on mysql session handler. But my oracle's is not running normaly. if session start, then sessid dosen't go into oracle db, but into /tmp in file.so i am wondering which not complete.Correct my code.thanks.<?// oracle session handler/*CREATE TABLE sessions(sesskey VARCHAR2(32) NOT NULL,expiry NUMBER(11) NOT NULL,data VARCHAR2(2000) NOT NULL)*/$ora_sid = "your_sid" ;$ora_user = "your_user" ;$ora_pass = "your_pass" ;$ora_conn = "" ;$sess_life = 60 ; // 1 minfunction ora_sess_open($svae_path, $session_name) {global $or
Does Anyone know if it is possible to use javascript to collect a session ID from an Oracle Database Connection? If not does anyone know how to collect an oracle session ID
what may be the reasons for session inactive? except archive log full
i do several access to Oracle using the stage OCI, for each OCI stage that will correspond to one Oracle session, in each job i can have 3 access to 3 different Oracle schema.That will be a problem because i have several job running in parallel.Can i configured DataStage to have only one Oracle session for each job ?Or can i get one magic solution to pass the limit number for the oracle session ?
assume i need to alter the oracle session state, egalter session set sort_area_size=5000000;will this setting persist across htmldb-sessions, ie will the oracle-session state be reset to default values when a new htmldb-session is serviced ?If no, is there a way to avoid this settings "leakage" ?
We have a vc++ application which uses oracle.Now whenver we open any oracle session there are some .tmp files written in the winnt temp directory. But how do we delete all these unwanted files. We need to delete these files once the oracle session is closed and not on the application close
Given the SID of an Oracle session, is it possible to obtain their socket port? I know host is held on v$session.
in my db oracle session automatically killed .. pls give solution..
We are a facing a interesting scenario in our code. Consider that you have 2 pakcages(A,B). Ecah packages is having more than 5 functions in it.1. A.function1() makes a call to B.function1() - is working fine2 .B.function1() calls B.function2() - is working fine3. B.function2() calls A.function2() - oracle session hangs in this call.If I copy the scropt code from A.function2() and inline (put) it in B.function1() , the execution gets completed without an issue.If i run the A.function2() seperatly it works fine. Only calling from B package it is failing.If anyone knows the rooot cause of the is
I have a item.Initially on page loading, the item value is null and the item value in session is also null.But once after entering a value, even if you delete that it its session value does not get null.Fot eg.,I have a item :P11_TEMP. Initailly it is null and the session value is also null.Then when I put ABCD into it the session value becomes 'ABCD'.But when I remove or erase the value i.e. make the item null, the session value still shows the old value i.e. ABCD.Then when I put XYZ the session value changes to XYZ.Does the session value not change to null?Is there a solution for making the
I am trying to figure out a way to capture the Oracle Session ID of the client caller on the remote database side of an HSODBC connection. I have setup a test where I have an Oracle DB (localDB) connected via HSODBC to another Oracle DB (remoteDB), and in the v_$session.process column on the remoteDB I can see for the user logged in through HSODBC a process number that matches that on the localDB in x_$hs_session.process column.Ultimately I will have a third party ODBC provider on the remoteDB side instead of Oracle. In which I will be able to service ODBC calls coming from the localDB side wh
Aside from using tool like TOAD is there a syntax on how to kill oracle session? pls help.tnx...
Running 9i, I wonder if there is any way of pausing or holding an Oracle session 9to release resource) until it is released.
I read following comments on Oracle Documentation for Alert and Trace log files:"For example, when you shut down an instance normally or immediately, Oracle writes the highest number of sessions concurrently connected to the instance, since the instance started, to the alert file. You can use this number to see if you need to upgrade your Oracle session license."What excatly does the above comments signify and How can one decide to upgrade oracle session license based on the above comments..
I face the problem in Production environment. We have an Application Server (Windows 2000 Advance server) with IIS installed and Database Server (AIX system). When the problem occur, we will see a DLLHOST.exe process along with thread ID seems to hang and blocking other session. I would like to match this Windows thread ID (from Windows Application Server) with Oracle session ID (on database server on AIX) to check the current running SQL command for investigation why it cause blocking other session. Which views or tables have those information?In my environment, the Windows server is a middle
This morning I found an Oracle session consuming up to 99% of a CPU (HP-UX 11.23 Oracle 10.2.0.1.0 running on HP IA).Looking at the alert log I got:Errors in file /opt/oracle/admin/NSMS/udump/nsms_ora_24148.trc:ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [ktbdchk1: bad dscn], [], [], [], [], [], [], []Tue Jun 19 05:27:58 2007and into the referenced file: [ktbdchk] -- ktbgcl4 -- bad dscnscn: 0x0051.00a5c434scn: 0x0000.00a688d5*** 2007-06-19 05:27:47.232ksedmp: internal or fatal errorORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [ktbdchk1: bad dscn], [], [], [], [], [], [], []Current SQL statement f
I have some scheduled Java programs that connects to an Oracle database and makes some DML there. All on a Linux mashine.Having an Oracle session and process, I want to find out which was the Linux PID of the Java process that genereted the Oracle session. By interogating the dynamic performance views or some dictionary views if possible. From $session s and v$process (see the query bellow), I can only find out the spid, which is the PID of the Oracle proccess on the Linux. I need the PID of the Java process, if possible. select s.username, s.osuser, s.sid, p.spid , s.sql_idfrom v$session s,v$
I want to kill an oracle session but I don't have DBA permissions. Is there another way to kill a session?
We are using Oracle 9i,Crystal Report 9 and Visual Basic 6 as FrontEnd in which we are using RDC. We have limited sessions in Oracle and we can't increase them. When we connect a simple report through set data source method it doesn't occupy any oracle session, but when we use a report in which have subreports,WE get null password given error.If we set connection properties. It takes sessions we just want to open subreports without any extra session. I tried connection properties in code, but it doesn't work. warrm
I want to know what is meant by an Oracle session?Why one has to commit the Oracle Forms Application to view inserted data in tables in TOAD.And why it isnt required to commit to see the inserted data in SQL PLUS.
I want to know what is an Oracle Session?What is the Exact Definition of an Oracle Session?What is meant by an Session?The Next Question is Why Do we need to Commit Form Applications' Data to see the changes(inserts,updates,deletes) in other applications like TOAD?But without Commiting Form Applications' Data how we can see changes made(like inserts,updates,deletes) in SQL PLUS?
I killed an oracle session from unix but im still able to view the session when i log into sqlplus and view the v$session ???
How to close an oracle session as soon user will logout from their application.
I'm researching if it is possible to start an oracle session from HTML page. We have a html page with list of applications and the databases it connects to. We would like to be able to connect to the database from the html page itself. Currently we just have the database name and the server name on it. Does anyone know if we could directly launch a sql session by clicking on the html page?Thanks a lot for all your help. I greatly appreciate it.
Can anyone just clarify something for me please Is an oracle session and an oracle connection one in the same thing (at a 'not technically but for practical purposes yes' kinda level)? and if so then is one session in-existance for a pool of connections?I am trying to fine tune some of our stored procedures and i have one which sets session variable, many stored procedures which are called after this one run much slower than if they are run before it. I believe that the session variable changed in the procedure are invalidating indexing for the session for other procedures. but my theory only
Is there a way to automatically set up the Oracle session parameter when connecting to Oracle?Much like the .profile file does when logging into Linux.The session parameter in question is nls_sort. It seems the only way to set nls_sort to BINARY_CIis to invoke the command after connection:alter session set nls_sort = 'BINARY_CI'.But if I am using third party jdbc connection that does not allow the insertion of the alter session command,I am out of luck. I cannot run the sort using case insensitive mode.Is there any other alternative that would enable BINARY_CI.I tried to put it in initXXX.ora,
Can any one suggest me how to trace oracle session with Java application? I am using oracle 10g R2, and we are using java application. A java application generally has a connection pool through with users are connected to a database,so when you try to trace a session the old way, using alter session set trace=true, every a time you will not only get actual trace of that user, for sometimes its true. In addition user/session might switch from one connection to a different connection i.e. your sesssion Id will not fixes for a considerable amount of time, your session is internally switch.Can any
We are having a production system developed using Pro*c and PL/SOL packages in HP Unix. The system is doing the following,A file will be decoded using Proc and data will be load into 3 temporary tables (permanent table used for temporary) using SQLLoader. Then it calls a PL/SQL package which will process the data in the temporary tables and will store the summary information in Transaction table and will returns a unique id to the calling Pro*c module. The whole process is completed in a single process/oracle session. The PL/SQL package, join the 3 Temporary tables and retrieve the data into a
I am using oracle session provider for asp.net. I am doing small POC using this provider. I have one small web page and multiple images and CSS files. when ever i load the page for every CSS or Image load i see provider is updating the session database. Is there any way we can restrict this functionality as this is going to be a major performnace issue? Appreciate your quick response.
I wanted to run the script to kill any session is inactive for last four hours.Here is the script i am using. SELECT 'ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION '||''''||sid||','||serial#||''''||' immediate;'FROM v$sessionWHERE status ='INACTIVE'and logon_time <= sysdate - (4*(60/1440))and UPPER(machine) IN(UPPER('APPSERVER1'),UPPER('APPSERVER2'),UPPER('APPSERVER3'))Let us say, user logon at 8AM and he/she works continuously for 4 or 5 hours. and the system is idle for some time and session becomes inactive. So, the system is not really inactive for 4 hours. I am little confused how i can find out the sessi
I have an Oracle 9.2.0.3 running on sunfire 15K /solaris 8. One of my clients (Oracle 9.2.0.1) uses sql loader to load data. On database server, I recognize that the sql loader session is INACTIVE state and the loading is not working. I've done an Oracle restart but I still have the same problem. I get no errors in the alert log. Any suggestion in order to solve my urgent problem.thaksAlessandro
When i connect with scott v$session shows an active session.After some time (no queries fired) session becomes inactive.Then i fire some query , but the session is still inactive.Please explain this.
Here's the exact behavior I'm experiencing, so hopefully you or someone else can shed some lights without understand much about the nature of my setup/app.session 17 is blocking session 28session 17 is blocking session 31session 17 is inactive and the wait event is "SQL*Net message from client"session 28 is active and the wait event is "enq: TM - contention"session 31 is active and the wait event is "enq: TM - contention"session 17 current SQL is none but previous is "select ..."session 28 current SQL is "insert into ..."session 31 current SQL is "delete from ..."The question is who/what cause
In WEB application development in ASP.NET we make connection in the session setup to have better performance. In WEB application, generally users login and forget to log off. This keeps on increasing sessions (inactive status). Even if the same user logs on 5 times from same machine ABC , v$session will show 5 inactive sessions from the same machine ABC. Only relief we get that those inactive sessions automatically goes off from v$session when that particular machne say ABC shuts off or reboots which normally happens within 5 - 10 hours working.We really cannot force a WEB user to logoff. When
Idle timeout is set to 30mins in a specific profile. But why does I have status=inactive and sniped in v$session? Killing the inactive and sniped session, is there any down side?
I have a problem of my database connexion, there one web application causing a problem in my database, when this application is running and user access with this an inactive session created by this application increase every when user run every transaction and my mas session is reached and causing database problem, Before during test they told that it was running fine and from february when we make it in production this problem occured. And from end of february also, userscomplain about performance of the database query and application, they told that operation is very slow. Can any body help
on what basis, session is shown as inactive in the status column of v$session.. am connected through toad and execute so many queries, but still my session is shows as inactive ..can anyone shed some lite on this ? Kai
Kindly provide command to KILL Inactive session present in database.
i have a strange problem i have users which is currently working and they are active users so when i query and check the statusso its showing me Inactive.here is an example:STATUS USERNAME LAST_CALL_ET INACTIVE SYSMAN 9 ACTIVE APPL_INS 0 INACTIVE SYSMAN 273 INACTIVE SYSMAN 126 INACTIVE DBSNMP 20 INACTIVE SYSMAN 2 INACTIVE DBSNMP 325519 ACTIVE DBSNMP 0 INACTIVE SYSMAN 10 ACTIVE SYSMAN 24 and also i check the following thread but did not find the solution is this a bug?any help would be greatly appreciated.http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=834678&start=0&tstart=
Here is a simple script which makes a CQ connection and a CQ disconnection via CQ API. use CQPerlExt;#Getting the sessionmy $session = CQSession::Build() or die "$!";CQSession::UserLogon ($session, "d-galli", "d-galli", "db", "Developments");CQSession::Unbuild($session);undef $session;print "--- END ---\n"; This script generates 2 oracle connections on my the instance of the schema repository and one connection on the instance of the db, then they become inactive. How can i do to release connections? I tried undef method on session object but it doesn't work.ThxDelphine
I'm using Oracle 9.2 + OCI (windows) and have an appllication that initializes a session pool with a minimum of zero connections and just after sets a timeout of 60 seconds for the sessions in the pool (ie, just set the OCI_ATTR_SPOOL_TIMEOUT attribute);Some things that I noted after monitoring the active sessions in Oracle:- There's always at least 1 session open, initialized just after the session pool is created;- The timeout seems to have no effect at all (or I'm not setting it properly) for if I have to sessions the other one is not killed after the 60 seconds or so (it takes much longer,
what is an inactive session?under what circumstance a session becomes in active.?
I would like to check for users whos accounts have been inactive for say 30 days, then automatically expire their password, then for those whos accounts are still inactive after 90 days lock the expired user accounts (minus necessary oracle accounts)We have auditing turned on so I know I can get the records.I have a query, but the date is not showing > sysdate -30. It's showing within the past week. select username,timestamp from dba_audit_sessionwhere action_name='LOGON'and to_char(timestamp,'MM/DD/YYYY') > to_char(sysdate-30,'MM/DD/YYYY')This is just to find the records. It is returnin
The database is 2 node RAC(10.2.0.2.0) on 32 bit windows 2003 EE SP1.A session on Node 1 is in Idle state, but is accessing an object(v$access).Is this normal? The following is from oracle manual.http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/dynviews_1003.htm#sthref3430--> V$ACCESS displays information about locks that are currently imposed on library cache objects. The locks are imposed to ensure that they are not aged out of the library cache while they are required for SQL execution. SELECT SID,SERIAL#,PROGRAM,TERMINAL,EVENT,WAIT_CLASS,STATUS FROM V$SESSION WHERE SID=535
Database oracle 8i on Sun solaris Not killing session after sign off from application instead goes to status to INACTIVE in v$seesion Same is getting killed in UAT environment where database is oracle 9i on win NTPlease suggest.
In my Database (v 9.2.0.4) ,all sessions which are connected by Application server ( oracle 10g R 1) are inactive even after user's are sign-off. And in Application server Data sources they set inactivity_timeout=30 (sec).Now we are manually kill those session and also there is an entry in v$sessions.Can any one help how to kill these sessions ( i know kill -9 pid), but find out those unix process is difficult to me. Please help me any one
I have executed the pl/sql block(simple block) on sqlplus on the machine on which oracle client was installed. While the pl/sql block is executing i have disconnect the network between theclient machine and database server.Even then the pl/sql block was continuously executing even after the network disabled b/w the client machine and dbserver machine.Other thing was when i searched the database v$ session,the session related to pl/sql block is inactive.But the pl/sql block on sqlplus of client machine was still executing(hanged).Is this oracle error or ?. Please help me solve this problem