Not familiar with a Java class called "handle." ;->
What do you mean by "handles"? Are these connections in JRun's connection
pools? DO you need to use JRun's connection pooling? If you have a JDBC
2.0-compliant driver that supports connection pooling, we recommend that you
disable JRun's connection pooling. You might also try this just to see if it's
JRun or your application that's causing the build up of objects.
Again, if you are using JRun's connection pooling, you can shorten the timeout
on the connections by editing the data source properties in the JMC.
Scott Stirling
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> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 9:11 AM
> To: JRun-Talk
> Subject: Problem handling Handles
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> When we do stress testing and submit several requests for pages that are
> connecting to different databases several times we are getting a huge build
> up of handles. This would be ok if they would go away, but they just stay
> there in memory for way too long and sometimes we have to restart JRun to
> get it to release them. Does anyone have any idea how we could speed up the
> release of the handles without having to restart JRun?
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