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12c Unresponsive Script (core-ABRAMS-3160.js)

Kyle.ThomasMar 6 2014 — edited Mar 6 2014

Before raising an SR I was going to see if anyone has ran into this error:

A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, or you can continue to see if the script will complete.




Script: http://127.0.0.1:7101/service/afr/partition/gecko/n/default/opt/d/core-ABRAMS-3160.js:48

When I'm on the 2nd tab and click into the first tab (Service Request Search) it throws the error above.

Code snippet:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>


<!DOCTYPE html>


<f:view xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" xmlns:af="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/rich">


    <af:document title="serviceRequest.jsf" id="d1">


        <af:form id="f1">


            <af:pageTemplate viewId="/templates/FsvTemplate.jsf" id="pt1">


                <f:facet name="Content">


                    <af:panelGridLayout id="pgl1">


                        <af:gridRow marginTop="5px" height="auto" id="gr1">


                            <af:gridCell marginStart="5px" width="auto" id="gc1">


                                <af:panelTabbed id="pt2">


                                    <af:showDetailItem text="Service Request Search" id="sdi1">


                                        <af:outputText value="service request search" id="ot2"/>


                                    </af:showDetailItem>


                                    <af:showDetailItem text="Service Request Header" id="sdi2" disclosed="true">


                                        <af:outputText value="Search" id="ot1"/>


                                    </af:showDetailItem>


                                    <af:showDetailItem text="Lines and Tasks" id="sdi3" disabled="true"/>


                                    <af:showDetailItem text="Assignment and Scheduling" id="sdi4" disabled="true"/>                                    


                                </af:panelTabbed>


                            </af:gridCell>


                        </af:gridRow>


                    </af:panelGridLayout>   


                </f:facet>


            </af:pageTemplate>


        </af:form>


    </af:document>


</f:view>
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Jonathan Lewis

Which version of Oracle ?

What does v$session_wait_history show for that session.

What do you see as the state and event over a short set of queries to v$session for that sid ?

Regards

Jonathan Lewis


JustinCave

Sorry.

The database is 11.2.0.3 on AIX.

I'll take a look at gv$session_wait_history momentarily, we've killed the process and are restarting after giving the Access database a couple good kicks in the pants.

Justin

JustinCave

gv$session_wait_history is reporting events of

SQL*Net message to client

SQL*Net message from client

It does appear that the Access changes resolved the overall issue.  But while Access was chugging away, I was still seeing LAST_CALL_ET getting reset with no other obvious signs of activity.

Justin

Jonathan Lewis
Answer 
JustinCave wrote:




gv$session_wait_history is reporting events of




SQL*Net message to client


SQL*Net message from client




It does appear that the Access changes resolved the overall issue.  But while Access was chugging away, I was still seeing LAST_CALL_ET getting reset with no other obvious signs of activity.




Justin

If it was changing between FROM and TO there must have been some message coming from Access and bouncing back without an error. Possibly some sort of OCI "ping" type call that didn't involve an SQL statement.

Update:  something like a "set context" or "set client identifier" perhaps; possibly a (non-SQL) rollback or commit


Regards

Jonathan Lewis

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