How does Oracle handle db connections? [closed]
Question
How does Oracle server handles db connections? Specifically
- Does it provide unique id for each connections to client?
- How does it handle/close connections for which clients are not alive?
Regards, Sachin
1 answers
solution1
1 ACCPTED 2012-09-13 08:51:19
It depends.
1. Assuming that you are using a dedicated architecture each session is given a Session ID (column SID in V$SESSION)
2. Oracle does not pick up on dead connections unless you set SQLNET.EXPIRE_TIME in the server's sqlnet.ora file
Daniel
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