That is a parameter in listener.ora. You can change it in the network
adminstrator.

Cordialmente,

Helder Rosa
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"Joe Jankowski"
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31-01-2002 15:39 Subject: Session Timeout in the Database






Hello,

How do I determine what the session timeout is set to? I'm a bit confused
on trying to figure out how this is set.

My situation is as follows:

I have a Java Servlet Developer who has a pool of connections to our
database. Periodically he uses one of these connections to execute a
query.
Every once in awhile he gets the error "Exhausted Resultset" within his
Java
application. I'm trying to determine if I need to set the session timeout
to a higher number. Should I be looking at SQLNET.EXPIRE_TIME, IDLE_TIME
or
another parameter?


Thanks,

Joseph Jankowski
Database Administrator
SAIC Frederick
301.846.5279




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