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    slow oracle connections

    Hi

    Is there any tool to find out Oracle connections to application (via ODBC, etc) seem to be a lot slower recently.

    Do you have any metrics you can give me on this?

    hi is there any way we can find this connectivuty time .
    appreciate your feedback .

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    use explain_plan and tkprof to see where the delay is.

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    can we trace odbc connection timings by setting any variable in sqlnet.ora ... ??

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    if it is the problem in getting connection,
    then you can think of enabling connection pooling.

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    do we need any tuning from database end to fix this

    We are using connection pooling ...

    TNS CONNECTIONS IS TAKING LOT OF TIME HOW CAN I FIX THIS PROBLEM .
    is there anything that , we can tune at oracle database ?

    C:\>tnsping 64.37.242.101 8

    TNS Ping Utility for 32-bit Windows: Version 8.1.7.0.0 - Production on 01-MAR-2004 17:12:53

    (c) Copyright 1997 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.

    Attempting to contact (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=64.37.242.101)(PORT=1521))
    OK (70 msec)
    OK (60 msec)
    OK (3020 msec)
    OK (20 msec)
    OK (20 msec)
    OK (20 msec)
    OK (20 msec)
    OK (20 msec)

    C:\>ping 64.37.242.101

    Pinging 64.37.242.133 with 32 bytes of data:

    Reply from 64.37.242.101: bytes=32 time=10ms TTL=253
    Reply from 64.37.242.101: bytes=32 time=30ms TTL=253
    Reply from 64.37.242.101: bytes=32 time=10ms TTL=253
    Reply from 64.37.242.101: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=253

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    I've seen problems with slow connections if Oracle Trace is enabled.

    Are there any large files under: $ORACLE_HOME/otrace/admin

    e.g. process.dat, collect.dat and regid.dat

    If so, then you can switch off tracing in the listener.ora by setting EPC_DISABLED

    If not, do you have Oracle Net tracing switched on?

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    tracing if switched off ...

    are there any tools where we can test oracle connectivty time through odbc

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    Dedicated or shared server connection? Pooling enabled?
    Remember the Golden Rule - He who has the gold makes the rules!
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    it is dedicated server and 100 connections are present at any point of time .

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    I have a few suggestions:

    1. Try changing the config to Shared Server
    2. Run Statspack. Before running statspack set time_statistics to true.

    Statspack report will help you tune the shared server.
    Remember the Golden Rule - He who has the gold makes the rules!
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    Kris109
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