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Session timeout for default wsdl in UCM

PiyalJul 14 2021 — edited Jul 14 2021

Hello,
I want to know if there is any predefined session timeout is set for default SOAP wsdl in UCM 12c. If yes then how to modify that.
Thanks.

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damorgan
You are using a non-Oracle certified tool to access an Oracle database on a non-supported operating system.

Why not go with supported tools and supported configurations? They have the advantage that they work.
646831
Thanks for your reply.

Here is the complete situation we are in.

We are trying to connect to Oracle's TimesTen Database from a Rails Application.
I cannot find Rails Adapter to connect to TimesTen Database.
But there is odbc adapter for Rails.

So we are planning to configure DSN here on linux for Remote Oracle and trying to connect to the remote database.

If not possible we have to try atleast both Rails App and TimesTen on the same machine.
Then also we need to go thru ODBC-adapter.

we are using isql as a simple tool to test DSN.

Thanks,
164043
The problem is not in the supportability, the problem lies in the fact that this driver is untested and doesn't work.
I was able to successfully do the trick with the ODBC driver for 10.2 but the 11g version doesn't work, it's missing
a symbol. For your information, this driver doesn't work even on OEL 5.2, which is supported. Just blasting people for using the unsupported combination will not change the fact that neither dg4odbc nor the ODBC
driver itself are working. Both are hopelessly broken.

If you ever asked yourself why is the adoption of 11g so slow, the answer is that is largely untested and significant parts of it don't work. I had a problem with fast switchover to standby which did work in one direction, but could not get back and I still have a problem with ODBC drivers which are programmed sloppily. I suggested my management not to go to 11g for at least another year. New features of 11g are fascinating but the software quality is appalling, to put it mildly. There are show stopping bugs all over the place.

Other than that, my understanding of this forum is that it is intended for a free form exchange of information. Blasting people for testing possibilities doesn't seem like the right answer to me. On the other hand, any
other answer would be inconsistent with Dan Morgan.
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