Thanks for the reply! I appreciate the help. I don't suppose you would know where either:
a) Apache has configuration for where to dump trace files b) where I would, in general, find trace files for Apache. c) Is there a gdb or other tool that would help be examine them. Thanks Again, Carl. On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 10:19 AM, Martin Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > Didn't see a reply to this one.... > > You're right. 3113 and 3114 are usually as a result of the server > process crashing. You may have some useful information in the trace files. > There's a lot of potential causes for this error, so useless to speculate > on causes until you can get something more concrete out of the traces. > > Cheers > > Martin > > > Old Orange Juice wrote: > >> Hey all, >> >> I'm really at the end of my rope with this one problem I'm having. I >> need some clues. I've looked everywhere where I know to look but I >> need some suggestions on where else to look. >> >> My company has a web based cms systems written in OOD PERL running >> under Apache 2.2 Oracle client 9.0.2 and mod_perl 2. When we start our >> test servers, all is fine, however after about oh 50 or so requests, >> we find our server comming back from all requests with 3113 and 3114 >> oracle errors, end of file and not connected to Oracle.. At this point >> all subsequent requests come back with the same error. >> >> It's as if the Oracle server accepts connections from our test server >> and thus shuts down all connections from our test and our QA servers. >> However, our production servers which runs using the same httpd >> binary, the same configs, the same DBI install and the same oracle >> client install. I'm totally stumped. >> >> Thanks, >> Ooj >> >> >> > > -- Gimme some o' dat Old Orange Juice! KC2OOJ!
