Using mysql JDBC driver. Somewhere in the appilcation, the connections are
drawn from the DBCP pool, and never returned. I did
dataSource.getNumActive() and dataSource.getNumIdle(). There are 2 idle
connections, and 88 active connections. Somewhere in my web application a
process does not
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Subject: DBCP connection pool exhausted, can I trace borrowed connnections from
pool?
Using mysql JDBC driver. Somewhere in the appilcation, the connections are
drawn from the DBCP pool, and never returned. I did
dataSource.getNumActive() and dataSource.getNumIdle
set properties
removeAbandoned=true
removeAbandonedTimeout=60
logAbandoned=true
This will expire leaked connections and print out the stack trace from
where they were acquired.
Filip
Arrowx7 wrote:
Using mysql JDBC driver. Somewhere in the appilcation, the connections are
drawn from the
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On 6/17/2009 10:44 AM, Arrowx7 wrote:
Using mysql JDBC driver. Somewhere in the appilcation, the connections are
drawn from the DBCP pool, and never returned. I did
dataSource.getNumActive() and dataSource.getNumIdle(). There are 2 idle
