Well, just to be clear, you can use the trial editions of FusionReactor or
SeeFusion right now, for free. That seems a lot better than just waiting for
things to die or be reset. Hope that's helpful.
/charlie
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Also, you can query your Oracle DB to get the currently open connections.
Look here to see if your limit of 6 connections for that particular user is
getting hit often indicating many issues one of which could be not enough
connections for your load. If you are using Oracle's SQL Developer, there
Thanks for the quick responses! We're in the process of getting CF8
Enterprise installed and migrating to it. I think we're probably going to
end up keeping an eye on the reset switch (metaphorically) until we get
moved to 8. If we do get stuck, I'll ask my management if they'd be
willing to spr
Andy, there's really no substitute for getting a tool like FusionReactor or
SeeFusion (or the CF8 monitor if one is on CF8 Enterprise). Not only will
they tell you what requests are running (showing you if there's some issue
of you hitting a queuing problem of too many requests trying to run at
onc
I have seen one situation with oracle and cf 7 (on solaris) with "maintain
connections" ticked in the admin. It looks like CF can't tell when oracle
drops the connection and then it tries to use that connection again and an
error is thrown in the logs. I haven't seen it lock up a server or anything
I've got a question about limiting connections for a datasource and
overall performance. We've got a production CF server hosting a bunch of
apps, a few of which are having heavy loads at the same time. One
application in particular seems like it might be causing CF to lock up.
It is a student s
