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  You guys down the listener? Or y at - he recommended otherwise?

  Stop the listener won't help because it will disable only new connections but will have no impact on the existing database sessions. I recommend that you restart the instance of database in restricted mode http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17120/start002.htm#ADMIN11155.

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  I currently have a new Dell Latitude E4310 with Windows 7 32 bit installed. I want to connect to my Services Terminal Server in Windows 2000 Server, but the connection drops continually after a variable to stay connected. The connection can last from a few seconds to several minutes, and then the screen freezes for a few seconds, after which an error message indicating "your remote desktop session has finished," appears. This problem does not occur on a Lenovo ThinkPad T400 also running Windows 7 32-bit.

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  I'm posting on remote desktop Services forum...

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  http://CID-25ab668da65c8fbe.photos.live.com/self.aspx/Windows%20images/RDCExperienceTab.PNG

  MS - MVP Windows Desktop Experience
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  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itprogeneral/thread/48d6cb3a-C743-404F-8411-6cedbb858c2c

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  Hello community of the Oracle,

  I have a DRCP configured with a maximum pool size of N. Once all sessions N pool are used, we need to have a scenario of relief for the application that is trying to establish a new connection. As per documentation these new sessions are placed in the queue, so once the free locations appear in the pool - they get them. I realize there is nothing to the pool itself, there should be a timeout parameter / parameter sqlnet.ora or in OIC connect instead. But everything that I have reached my hands to-did not work for me: session hanged just wait a bit for pool to release.

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  The last mention of appeal without blocking connection was in Oracle OCI for the 7.3 database - http://www.helsinki.fi/~atkk_klp/oradoc/DOC/api/doc/OCI73/ch4a.htm#toc063

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  Comments

  ....
  

  mode Specifies whether the connection is blocking or non-blocking mode. Possible values are OCI_LM_DEF (for blocking) or OCI_LM_NBL (for the non-blocking).

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• The session class method "connect."

  Hi all
  
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