Re: Linux JDBC problem
- From: Yechiel Adar <adar666@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 14:58:42 +0200
Another update (I forgot to include it):
Sqlplus connections are fine.
Adar Yechiel
Rechovot, Israel
Yechiel Adar wrote:
Hi folks
We have a serious problem.
Lets call the server ABC.
Configuration:
Blade, Linux red hat 5.1 ES with Oracle 10.2.0.3.
Program written in JAVA 1.6, JDBC 6
All the program does is connect to the database and then exit.
When the program tries to connect from server ABC to a database on
another computer it works.
When I copy the program to another server and try to connect to the
database on ABC server it works.
When I run the program on server ABC to connect to the database ABC it
stuck, the connection is not completed.
I see that the listener accepted the connection and see session
established in the log.
In the database I see the session but without the userid.
My take on this is that the redirect to the database connection does
not work.
One more point: We tested from another blade and it also did not work.
Since the second blade was build the same way as server ABC it might
be relevant or not.
Someone said to me that the problem is with blades.
Any help will be welcome.
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Hi folks We have a serious problem. Lets call the server ABC. Configuration: Blade, Linux red hat 5.1 ES with Oracle 10.2.0.3. Program written in JAVA 1.6, JDBC 6 All the program does is connect to the database and then exit.When the program tries to connect from server ABC to a database on another computer it works. When I copy the program to another server and try to connect to the database on ABC server it works. When I run the program on server ABC to connect to the database ABC it stuck, the connection is not completed. I see that the listener accepted the connection and see session established in the log.
In the database I see the session but without the userid.My take on this is that the redirect to the database connection does not work.
One more point: We tested from another blade and it also did not work.Since the second blade was build the same way as server ABC it might be relevant or not.
Someone said to me that the problem is with blades. Any help will be welcome.
- Linux JDBC problem
- From: Yechiel Adar