ORA-03114: NOT CONNECTED TO ORACLE
I'm running a long job from a web application with a IIS / vb.net mid tier and an oracle backend.
The web app runs in IIS as high isolated.
After many minutes (not sure how many yet), the thing comes back with ORA-03114: NOT CONNECTED TO ORACLE
Are there any configuration parameters either in IIS or ORACLE or other things I can set that might fix this?
thanks
The web app runs in IIS as high isolated.
After many minutes (not sure how many yet), the thing comes back with ORA-03114: NOT CONNECTED TO ORACLE
Are there any configuration parameters either in IIS or ORACLE or other things I can set that might fix this?
thanks
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The error happens when we import a large file using our software. The process is constantly pushing data into oracle. Technically its running through IIS
When we use a smaller file (< 5 mins load time) it loads ok and completes. There's some kind of timeout going on I think
When we use a smaller file (< 5 mins load time) it loads ok and completes. There's some kind of timeout going on I think
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Have a look at TRC files in F:\oracle\admin\DBNAME\udu
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I am rerunning it now and will report back...
thanks
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Nope. I made it fail again and the latest trc or any file in those folders is dated 4 days ago.
Do you have SQL*Plus installed on the IIS / .NET box ?
Can you open a session ?
Can you open a session ?
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>> Can you open a session ?
Yes I can query the database fine from sql plus or from my own little "query analyser" program written in vb
>> Check if your archive log destination is 'full' (log_archive_dest)
Can you tell me how to check this ? I am not familiar with oracle - thanks
Yes I can query the database fine from sql plus or from my own little "query analyser" program written in vb
>> Check if your archive log destination is 'full' (log_archive_dest)
Can you tell me how to check this ? I am not familiar with oracle - thanks
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>> What is the profile of the user?
DBA and AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE
DBA and AQ_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE
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Here's all the text of the error message it gave me.. which is not very useful
17-Oct-2006 10:57:52,-2147467259,Error
17-Oct-2006 10:57:52,-2147467259,Error
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No, the entire code runs under a single connection
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Points coming up... but the answer is in the above thread
Please note, for anyone trying to analyse NOT CONNECTED TO ORACLE in future, the cause in this case was a previous error that wasnt correctly handled. (end of communication error), which drops the connection and then not connected to oracle is raised on a subsequent query.
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Please note, for anyone trying to analyse NOT CONNECTED TO ORACLE in future, the cause in this case was a previous error that wasnt correctly handled. (end of communication error), which drops the connection and then not connected to oracle is raised on a subsequent query.
thanks
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Thanks for this. The sql gave me
F:\oracle\admin\DBNAME\bdu
So I went there and theres a alert_dbname.log which hasn't been updated for 7 days, I checked its contents as well and thats also 7 days old at the bottom
Other than that theres trc files the latest of which is 3 days ago.
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Paul