Re: Timeout while obtaining an oracle connection lock

2002-09-12 Thread Yechiel Adar



Check out the number of processes init.ora 
parameter against open connections.
You may have run out of available processes.

Yechiel AdarMehish

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  ..apologies this should have 
  read v8.1.6 if that makes any difference. This problem is occurring 
  within our production domain so *any* assistance would be greatly 
  appreciated. Many thanks 
  GH 
  


  
  Grant G Holyoake 
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   Subject:Timeout while 
obtaining an oracle connection lock Is this part of a business decision process?: 
v8.1.7 solaris 2.6 
  E10k domain/SAN Coldfusion application receives the following Error 
  Msg: Error Occurred While 
  Processing RequestOracle Error Code =0Timeout while obtaining an 
  oracle connection lock[simple select statement]. 
  CF uses native drivers to connect to 
  oracle instance. Nothing in logs or trace files. Tried using 
  'cookies' default client storage setting in lieu of 'database' however still 
  no luck. We recently moved our 
  instances to SAN however we don't appear to have any other latency 
  issues/problems TIA 
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RE: Timeout while obtaining an oracle connection lock

2002-09-12 Thread DENNIS WILLIAMS

Grant - I have never encountered this one in Oracle. Are you receiving an
Oracle error number? It makes me wonder if it is a Cold Fusion message. Have
you received it outside of Cold Fusion? Check the Oracle logs, alert_log,
dump files, trace files. Check to see if there is a timeout parameter in
Cold Fusion that can be increased, or maybe in Oracle's listener.ora file.
 
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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..apologies this should have read v8.1.6 if that makes any difference.
This problem is occurring within our production domain so *any*  assistance
would be greatly appreciated. 
Many thanks 
GH 



Grant G Holyoake 


11/09/2002 17:56 



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Subject:Timeout while obtaining an oracle connection lock 
Is this part of a business decision process?:  


v8.1.7 
solaris 2.6 
E10k domain/SAN 

Coldfusion application receives the following Error Msg: 

Error Occurred While Processing RequestOracle Error Code =0Timeout
while obtaining an oracle connection lock[simple select statement]. 

CF uses native drivers to connect to oracle instance.  Nothing in logs or
trace files.  Tried using 'cookies' default client storage setting in lieu
of 'database' however still no luck. 

We recently moved our instances to SAN however we don't appear to have any
other latency issues/problems 

TIA 
Grant Holyoake 




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