Does oracle table locks can effect the socket/thread handling

hi all,

This is very strange kind of problem which i am facing since last few
days. I have got two server running say 1st and 2nd. 1st server sends
request to the 2nd server to execute some component. so 2nd server
take that request, creates a thread in which it call correspoding
component after that does same thing for all the requests. Now 1st
server is firing so many requests one after another.In this process,
Here the complete application is written in the C++. And
everything is working fine. But now i have disabled the oracle table
level lock to increse the performance. now if 1st server is sending 50
request some(one or more;not fixed) requests are not read by 2nd
server. and hence those requests are not processed.
Here i am unable to find out how could a DB level change can
effect the client server communication.

Somebody please help me....it's very critical...

Looking forward to get some responses.

Thanks

monty wrote:
> hi all,
>
> This is very strange kind of problem which i am facing since last few
> days. I have got two server running say 1st and 2nd. 1st server sends
> request to the 2nd server to execute some component. so 2nd server
> take that request, creates a thread in which it call correspoding
> component after that does same thing for all the requests. Now 1st
> server is firing so many requests one after another.In this process,
> Here the complete application is written in the C++. And
> everything is working fine. But now i have disabled the oracle table
> level lock to increse the performance. now if 1st server is sending 50
> request some(one or more;not fixed) requests are not read by 2nd
> server. and hence those requests are not processed.
> Here i am unable to find out how could a DB level change can
> effect the client server communication.
>
> Somebody please help me....it's very critical...
>

All together now...

Have you tried UPDATE STATISTICS

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Clive Eisen said:
> monty wrote:
>> hi all,
>>
>> This is very strange kind of problem which i am facing since last few
>> days. I have got two server running say 1st and 2nd. 1st server sends
>> request to the 2nd server to execute some component. so 2nd server
>> take that request, creates a thread in which it call correspoding
>> component after that does same thing for all the requests. Now 1st
>> server is firing so many requests one after another.In this process,
>> Here the complete application is written in the C++. And
>> everything is working fine. But now i have disabled the oracle table
>> level lock to increse the performance. now if 1st server is sending 50
>> request some(one or more;not fixed) requests are not read by 2nd
>> server. and hence those requests are not processed.
>> Here i am unable to find out how could a DB level change can
>> effect the client server communication.
>>
>> Somebody please help me....it's very critical...
>>
>
> All together now...
>
> Have you tried UPDATE STATISTICS

Bastard! Beat me to it. (

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monty wrote:
> hi all,
>
> This is very strange kind of problem which i am facing since last few
> days. I have got two server running say 1st and 2nd. 1st server sends
> request to the 2nd server to execute some component. so 2nd server
> take that request, creates a thread in which it call correspoding
> component after that does same thing for all the requests. Now 1st
> server is firing so many requests one after another.In this process,
> Here the complete application is written in the C++. And
> everything is working fine. But now i have disabled the oracle table
> level lock to increse the performance. now if 1st server is sending 50
> request some(one or more;not fixed) requests are not read by 2nd
> server. and hence those requests are not processed.
> Here i am unable to find out how could a DB level change can
> effect the client server communication.
>
> Somebody please help me....it's very critical...
>
> Looking forward to get some responses.
>
> Thanks

Your request looks ridiculous in the Oracle group ... why are you
bothering these nice people with it too?

Just what the world needs ... an unknown problem with an unknown version
of an unknown product ... with C++.
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Daniel A. Morgan
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org