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629048Sep 26 2008 — edited Oct 7 2008
Hi,

i've a report cached with an ibot, but when i open the report on my dashboard it doesn't get it from the cache (with dashboard prompt).
I also copied the report and made a filter on it, what normally is done by the dashboard prompt and tried it that way. And then it works for that filtervalue.

So what i want i to run the query whitout any filter in the cache and then when the user opens it in the dashboard with a prompt it should get it filtered out of the cache.

Regards,

Osman

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Emad Al-Mousa

please check this documentation from oracle: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/network.102/b14213/sqlnet.htm

recommended value is 10

SQLNET.EXPIRE_TIME=10

can you try it and update us if it works fine with you...

garywicke

Thanks for the quick response.


I have set the parameter to 120 minutes due to the way the application needs to connect to the database.  It holds the connection open on purpose and I need it to be 120 minutes to cover the gap in processing time. 


I'm looking to find out more details about when and why the database connection is being dropped by the database if indeed it is being dropped from the database side at all.


I was hoping there was an database audit command but I haven't found it yet.


Thanks again!!


-gary

Ratnesh Kumar Roy

Hello,

Where  do you get this issue.  It usually comes in sql developer when you connect to database.

Regards.

garywicke

Thanks for your response!


As noted above the application holds the database connection open while it does some SELECTs and some processing and then tries to write the data back out to the database but by that time it appears the connection has been open too long and the application gets a 'Connection closed' error message.


I've raised the SQLNET.EXPIRE_TIME to 120 minutes and the error occurs before that much time has expired so I'm assuming that parameter is not the cause.


The profile for the user has the IDLE_TIME set to UNLIMITED so I ruled out that as well.


The network folks say there is no firewall parm set to cancel a connection.


I'm looking for the AUDIT command or whatever setting I can change in the database to increase the audit trail detail to try and identify who is breaking the connection and why. 


Is there a database tracing parm I can set to see all the detail about the connections and especially when the database terminates one?



Thanks very much!

-gary

garywicke

This did indeed turn out to be a firewall setting.

My original question was never answered so I'm closing the discussion.

I'll try elsewhere.

-gary

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