oracle10g - Relation between Oracle session and connection pool -


Let me explain the set up first.

We have an Oracle server running on 2GB RAM machine. In DB example the init parameter is set to "session" 160.

We have applications posted on WebSpace 6.1. Connection pool setting is 50 minimum and maximum 150.

When we run load tests on 40 users (using concurrently, jMeter), then everything goes fine. But when we increase the followers to increase above 60, then the Oracle throws and the exception is that it is out of the sessions.

We examined the application for leak of any connection but no one found

So what does this mean that 40's concurrency can take this setup? Is Oracle Session / Process The Only Way To Get High Concurrency?

How do the DB sessions and connections relate to connection pools? In my sense, connections can not be more than sessions and therefore setting the message connection pool more than session does not really make any difference. Is it true?

View it on Google Books This shows the difference between connections and sessions.


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