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Standard concurrent programs are in running state and not getting completing even after two days

User_ND1XQNov 28 2019 — edited Feb 9 2021

Hi,

Whenever we submit any concurrent requests, the custom programs gets completed successfully.

But the standard programs for eg. Active Users is in Running Normal state and not getting completed even after three days.

I tried with the below steps, but nothing helped.

Restarted app and db services

Ran autoconfig in db and app

Could anyone please help us on this.

Thanks,

Comments

Trotty

Is it picking it up from your NLS preferences under Tools -> Preferences -> Database -> NLS

You can swap the length between CHAR and BYTE

Trotty

user12017111

Thanks. NLS preference under Tools -> Preferences -> Database -> NLS is set to BYTE.

So doesn't appear to be picking it from there.

thatJeffSmith-Oracle

Why would you want BYTES over CHAR?

With BYTES you risk not having columns 'wide' enough to store all of your data based on your characterset.

With CHAR you're guaranteed to always be able to fit that many characters in your column.

user12017111

Agree with your point, however we need it to be BYTE for following reasons:

BYTE is the default in Oracle and  our datamodel uses the default option.With CHAR columns all character columns could  become up to 4 times wider.

We are not worried about data not fitting in BYTE column as our application is designed with BYTE columns.

It would be a major re-testing exercise for us to test our application, which is already in production use at several customer sites.

thatJeffSmith-Oracle

I think we can get a 'fix' out to you, stay tuned.

Dermot ONeill-Oracle
Answer

HI,

If you email me I can provide a modified extension to use the BYTE unit in CHAR and VARCHAR2 columns.

My email address is my firstname.lastname@oracle.com

Regards,

Dermot ONeill

SQL Developer Team

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