Idle session time

How do you géreriez idle time session for multiple applications?

Connect to the OUTER workspace and set a similar attribute in there.

That is to say - it can be set at the level of the instance and application.

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Auto disconnect / session time-out
How do I leave the disconnected apex application or the session expires after, say, 20 minutes to be inactive?

Elsie
Hi Elsie,

Goto: Tab properties of the Application-> Security .
Then in the section Session Timeout .
Here, you can set the required details for the Session Timeout.
(1) maximum idle Session time in seconds
(2) on the idle time of session timeout directly to this URL

You can also go through:
Components shared-> security attributes in the section Security components shared.

Kind regards
Kiran

OPENINFO and SesTm (session time limit)
Hi all

And thanks in advance.

We do not quite understand SesTm and his behavior. (We spent a lot of time to read about it and yet)

We have SesTm = 60 (and transaction time-out set to 5 min) how is a call to the database last 10 min and then come back with "ORA-02049?
* ' ORA-02049: timeout: distributed transaction waiting for lock.

(1) why the query does not return after 60 sec with an error like SesTm = 60 instructs?
* May be that we do not understand SesTm. (please advice)

(2) why the query only returns after 5 min, as indicated the transaction timeout? (TMQFORWORD 300 t)

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Documentation of ADDITIONAL (OPTIONAL) INFORMATION from SesTm
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The definition of SesTm:

"SesTm = session_time_limit".

Specifies the maximum number of seconds in a transaction between a service and another, or between a service and the commit or rollback of the transaction before the transaction system is abandoned. For example, SesTM = 15 indicates that the idle session time is 15 seconds.

For example, if the TPM is used between the client and server remote procedure calls, then SesTM applies both between the completion of a RPC and the opening of the next CPP, the tx_commit or the tx_rollback.

A value of 0 indicates no limit. Enter a value of 0 is strongly discouraged. He can tie up resources for a long time if something goes wrong. In addition, if a child process SesTM = 0, then the SesTM parameter only come into force after the parent process is finished. »

You can learn more about OPENINFO here:
http://download-East.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/AppDev.102/b14251/adfns_xa.htm#i1006488
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Concerning
TechSgin

Edited by: TechSgin may 6, 2010 14:09

Edited by: TechSgin may 6, 2010 14:42
You are absolutely right on me mix up of PERIOD with SCANUNIT - is SCANUNIT which determines the maximum possible "rounding error" in wait times (blocking or transactional). PERIOD has nothing to do with the situation you described, the blocking wait times have always yield to transaction delays.
Sorry for my mistake, fortunately you seem to have understood what I wanted anyway :-)

Best regards
/ By

Idle sessions for machine networking not released (NOT related to RDP)

In a workgroup environment consisting of a Win 7 32-machine acting as a server and mixed 5 machine (Win 7 64 bit, Win 7 32 bit and XP), I get the following error message on any random on the network machine attempts to access a share on the Win 7 'server: '

"No more connections are possible at this remote computer at this time because there are already as many connections as the computer can accept."

In the past, I rebooted just the Win 7 'server' and it fixed the issue - for awhile. Now, I'm tired of having to do it.

I completely understand what means this error (i.e. of 20 exhausted max connections) as well on the Win 7 'server' I went into computer management > system tools > Shared Folders > Sessions. Wow! A single Win 7 machine on the network had 15 of the 20 connections available, and all these connections had been slowed for days - some as long as the last reboot 15 days ago.

I restarted the machine and these 15 connections disappeared on the Win 7 server - as one might expect.

I run "net config server" on both this machine as well as on the 'server' of Windows 7 machine and it sees to the idle disconnect time 15 minutes on both.

Why these idle connections are not be released? I'm not sure which side is to blame for hold on these - which side is disconnected?

I have a theory that somehow connections to hidden shares (for example, //xy-server/backup_machine1$) are initially that as a backup program (Macrium Reflect) uses these, but I'm not sure at this point.

Thank you.

Hello

The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

It will be useful.

Idle sessions

Hi all
Can someone please explain me on idle sessions in oracle? I used the following query to get the list of inactive requests:
SELECT the sid, osuser, schemaname, ROUND ((last_call_et) / (60 * 60), 2) inactive_from_hours, program
SESSION $ v
Situation WHERE = "IDLE";
According to the result of this query, I asked the users responsible for killing their sessions. But many of them have complained that their request is completed a long time ago. I'm in a dead end in this situation.
When a session is inactive?
If a query is completed, why he is indicated as inactive?
Closing the window through which the query ran, will solve this problem? This method has something to do with this bad result?

The user connects to the database - a session is open.

Run a query - session been ACTIVE

Ask finishes - session is shown to be INACTIVE.

Disconnect the user from the database - a session does not exist anymore in the session of $ v

HTH,

Pradeep

It is safe to kill idle session?
Hello
Recently working on the production environment I've met customer number of connection problem as follows

sqlplus username/password

SQL * more: release 9.2.0.4.0 - Production Wed Feb 25 15:46:31 2004

Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.

ERROR:
ORA-00020: maximum number of processes (%s) exceeded

After trying several times I connected and identified about 250 idle sessions of the only user of view V$ session.
I have questions about this scenario.

(1) I guess that inactive session consume processes, that triggered this error. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
(2) is it safe to kill these idle without the approval of customers sessions because their status says they are 'INACTIVE '?
(3) if not then, when idle, do these sessions are certain activities of long durations and because of their laziness oracle mark as inactive?

My apologies for being naïve... :) Thanks in advance...
Ashish payet wrote:

(2) is it safe to kill these idle without the approval of customers sessions because their status says they are 'INACTIVE '?

Yes - in a perspective of database instance. Oracle is very robust. It does not choke when a user session suddenly disappear.

Course from the point of view of the customer? Not really. The client may always require this session - it may even have a unique transaction to validate.

From a point of view s/n? Joy. Let me count the ways of contentment by waving the old lead pipe and killing sessions... ;-)

(3) if not then, when idle, do these sessions are certain activities of long durations and because of their laziness oracle mark as inactive?

You can watch the session $ v and that there should be a column that contains the current state of waiting for event time / elapsed (take a look at the Oracle Reference guide). If this wait state is SQL * Net client message or similar and the wait state has quite a long time (you set this number), then it would be wrong to kill the session in order to allow new.

Another option is looking at shared server sessions. Here is the light weight in comparison to the server by default. For example a sessions 100 user may be services by 2 dispatchers and 10 shared - server process that oppose an almost 10 x more charge of a 100 process heavy process.

Removal of my own (idle) sessions
Removal of my own (idle) sessions

What is needed to be able to delete my own sessions "inactive"? At least for me, they are inactive, but Oracle, they are still in business.

I'm allowed a maximum of 10 simultaneous sessions_per_user on a database for which I have very limited permissions (pretty good read-only). The problem I have is that my internet connection to my agent is unbelievebly bad. I can rarely connect to the Oracle server for more than ten minutes about until I get an error 'connection reset by peer '. And it seems to me that whenever that happens, I don't get gracefully disconnect from the server. Finally, after I reconnect enough times, I will not exceed the limit, and I get the error ORA-02391. The kicker is that once I have get locked, it forces me to jump through two levels of the bureaucracy to get the ADMINISTRATOR to remove my idle sessions. If I wait a few days, the sessions sometimes seem to disappear on their own, but if I need to log in the server path right, well that's won't happen until I can get the DBA to help me.

I asked if it is possible for me to delete my own sessions, and they said no. My guess is that if I was able to remove my own sessions, then I would have probably allowed to delete the session of anyone. But I hope I'm wrong, and that it is possible for me to be able to remove my own sessions without being able to remove sessions of other people. And that the required permissions to be able to delete my own sessions are give not as me excessive permissions to do other things potentially harmful to the database.

So, if you were a DBA on a system and you want to grant permission to individual users to delete their own idle sessions, would it be possible? Or would it be opened too big a hole for you to be comfortable?

The database that I sign too has the following properties:
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.1.0.4.0 - production
PL/SQL Release 10.1.0.4.0 - Production
"CORE 10.1.0.4.0 Production."
AMT for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.1.0.4.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.1.0.4.0 - Production
Hello

To do this DBA should give "alter system" and a specific view select privileges which could open up a hole in the large loop without DBA would be comfortable with it.

Anand

Idle sessions of VMware

Hi friends,
We see too many idle session in the sessions vCenter tab. Although it should not harm immeidate, we always want to find a way to hollow compensation even some settings build-in if possible.
Article, I came across what suggests to change the vpxdclient configuration file where vSphere client is installed. But in our various teams access infra vcenter from different client computers. Is it possible to clear the list of inactive session of vCenter settings the value?
Thank you!
Kind regards
Hari.

Idle session configured in vSphere client machine and RDP timeout as well through AD.

Thank you!

Hari.

vCenter connections - Idle sessions hang out

Hello
We use the VI SDK 2.5 to Windows XP SP3 to connect to vCenter to QueryPerf to get data from the perf.
A specific user account to connect to the vCenter.
In some cases, we note that there are a few sessions 'dormant' left hanging out. I see them listed in the console of Administration/Management/Sessions of the vCenter. I think that these "idle sessions" when the application is connected to vCenter using the API and attempts a "logout" and disconnection fails for some reason any. It is also possible, I think that, when the application terminates abnormally. I noticed a case when there is an end to the session "inactive" after 30 minutes of inactivity.
Is there anyway to make the API using the same session or inform not to create a new session, if it already exists for the user? Something similar to a SQL Server how "connection pooling"?
I appreciate any input in this case.
Concerning

I hope my blog can help you understand the session management:

http://www.doublecloud.org/2010/02/the-mythical-sessions-in-vSphere-and-VI/

http://www.doublecloud.org/2010/01/tips-on-session-management-for-scaling-your-server-applications-to-vSphere/

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Can someone explain the simultaneous program "Purge idle Sessions".
A bit of my environment:

E-Business R12
Oracle Enterprise DB 10.2.0.4.0

Split Architecture components:

Server 1 / DB Node (Redhat 5.5 32-bit)
2 server / applications node

Throughout the day I have to run the top on my apps server command to identify the runaway form sessions that use 100% cpu. I run a kill-9 on them. I wonder if demand for "Purge idle Sessions" doing something in the same direction?
Please see (advice and requests for Session Timeout [402674.1 ID] troubleshooting forms), under '3. Confirm that the good ICX_SESSION is updated. "he explains what this concurrent program. You can also search site MOS Icxdltmp.sql which is called by this concurrent program.

Thank you
Hussein

Idle sessions are automatically generated in the database
I am facing a strange problem to get the very large number of idle sessions generated th the database server which leads to closing of connection is.
The error reads as "Failed to check-out a demand account held the failure of connection of the Application Module.»
This happens whenever I execute the following code:

String amDefName = "amendprgo.model.CSDInvFRCAmendPrgoServices";
String configName = "CSDInvFRCAmendPrgoServicesLocal";
ApplicationModule App1 = Configuration.createRootApplicationModule (amDefName, configName);
String voInstanceName = "prgoHdrRO";
ViewObject prgoHdrROVO = app1.createViewObjectFromQueryStmt (voInstanceName, "select * from INV_PRGO_HDR");
prgoHdrROVO.setWhereClause ("PRGO_ID =" + tempRow.getAttribute ("PrgoId") +' and DEPOT_CD = '0' and ITEM_CAT = 'I3' ");
prgoHdrROVO.executeQuery ();
If (prgoHdrROVO.getEstimatedRowCount () > 0) {}
Returns true;

I know there is a process of creating a connection and the View object in part of model in JDeveloper, but I want to know why this problem occurs.
As I said before
```
Configuration.releaseRootApplicationModule(app1 , true);
```
My advice is to read the links I gave you!

Timo

Idle sessions in the database
Hello

A lot of idle sessions are the database before we bounce of database-> max process has reached, for that, we changed the max process and rebounded from the database, but I see still 75 idle sessions in the database.

SQL > show parameter process

VALUE OF TYPE NAME
------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
aq_tm_processes integer 1
db_writer_processes integer 1
gcs_server_processes integer 0
JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES integer 2
log_archive_max_processes integer 2
whole process 200
SQL > show the spfile parameter

VALUE OF TYPE NAME
------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
chain of SPFile

Then I changed the process to 300

SQL > show parameter process

VALUE OF TYPE NAME
------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
aq_tm_processes integer 1
db_writer_processes integer 1
gcs_server_processes integer 0
JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES integer 2
log_archive_max_processes integer 2
whole process 300

even after still bounce 75 idle sessions in the database
Danny,

In my view, that it applies to the R12.

Kind regards
Hussein

Set session time out

I start isqlplus session where I run the query sql may;
If I leave this session for a while and come back to the re_execute sql query, I get the following error message
SP2-0864 Session has expired. Please log in again
How can set the session to expire unlimited expiration programmatically?
Thank you.

Hello

1 - check how much you have profiles.

SQL > select user name, profile of dba_users;

2. If this is the default profile for the user that you are facing problem then check the idle time.

SQL > select * from dba_profiles

where profile = "DEFAULT".

and resource_name in ("idle", "CONNECT_TIME");

PROFILE RESOURCE_NAME RESOURCE LIMIT

------------------------------ -------------------------------- --------

KERNEL IDLE BY DEFAULT 60

BY DEFAULT UNLIMITED CONNECT_TIME KERNEL

then make it unlimited

SQL > ALTER THE DEFAULT PROFILE LIMIT IDLE BY DEFAULT;

Thank you

Sher

Complete the VI Client with PowerCLI Script idle Sessions

Hello gurus PowerCLI
I searched the net for a script PowerCLI that would end all the VI client sessions that have been inactive for x period of time. I found a post on the forums of VMware (http://communities.vmware.com/message/914858?z=zI0r8n) but had no luck with it. I also found a script created by A.Mikkelsen, to http://www.amikkelsen.com/?p=384 , but that one does not work either.
Here's the actual script by A.Mikkelsen that is based on code by LucD in the forum mentioned previously.
BEGINNING
##################################################################################
# The script terminates all sessions if idle idle user for more than xx #.
# #
# Created by: Anders Mikkelsen, 2010 #.
##################################################################################
Claire
# Add - PSSnapin VMware.VimAutomation.Core
# $server = "vcenter server.
# $user = "vcenter username.
# $pwd = "password of vcenter.
# Add 1 extra hour when, due to the difference of timestamp between MSSQL and Windows.
# slow down time 5 hours = 360
# 10 hours slowed = 660
$intOlderThan = 60
# Connect-VIServer $server - user $user-password $pwd
# Connect-VIServer $server
$svcRef = new-object VMware.Vim.ManagedObjectReference
$svcRef.Type = 'ServiceInstance.
$svcRef.Value = 'ServiceInstance.
$serviceInstance = get-views $svcRef
$sessMgr = get-view $serviceInstance.Content.sessionManager
$oldSessions = @)
{foreach ($sess in $sessMgr.SessionList)}
If (($sess.)) (LastActiveTime) .addminutes ($intOlderThan) - lt (Get-Date)) {}
$oldSessions += $sess. Key
#write "$($sess.)". User name)'
}
}
# Session terminal that are inactive for more than approved ($intOlderThan)
$sessMgr.TerminateSession ($oldSessions)
Disconnect-VIServer *-confirm: $false
END
The error message I get is:
BEGINNING
Exception calling 'TerminateSession' with '1' or the arguments: "it was not correct to specified parameters.
"
D:\Scripts\vc_terminate_idle_sessions.ps1:36 char: 26
+ $sessMgr.TerminateSession < < < < ($oldSessions)
+ CategoryInfo: NotSpecified: (:)) [], MethodInvocationException)
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId: DotNetMethodException
END
I should mention that my knowledge of PowerCLI is almost nothing, so any help in tweaking this script to make it work with PowerCLI 5.1 Release 2 and VC 5 U2 would be much appreciated.

The error is caused by the fact that you are trying to kill your own session (if it was started long time ago).

Apparently in vSphere 5. they included a security mechanism integrated to avoid this.

You can take this by adding a simple test.
```
## max number of idle minutes for sessions to keep$intOlderThan = 60$serviceInstance = Get-View 'ServiceInstance'## get the session manager object$sessMgr = Get-View $serviceInstance.Content.sessionManager## array to hold info about stale sessions$oldSessions = @()foreach ($sess in $sessMgr.SessionList){    if (($sess.LastActiveTime).addminutes($intOlderThan) -lt (Get-Date) -and          $sess.Key -ne $sessMgr.CurrentSession.Key){        $oldSessions += $sess.Key    } ## end if} ## end foreach

## if there are any old sessions, terminate them; else, just write message to the Warning streamif (($oldSessions | Measure-Object).Count -gt 0) {    ## Terminate sessions than are idle for longer than approved ($intOlderThan)    $sessMgr.TerminateSession($oldSessions)} ## end ifelse {Write-Warning "No sessions that have been idle for more than '$intOlderThan' minutes; no action taken"}
```

find idle computer time using labview

Hello...

My process is based on Labview. It tests the process based on the vision. I don't want ON the continouesly of the machine, I planned to stop the machine when my PC is idle. To do this, I want to know how to identify the time of inactivity system using labview. So that I can stop the machine when the process does not work.

Thank you.

Assuming you are using Windows, you must use the Windows GetLastInputInfo API function that will give you the time.

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