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TNSLSNR.exe TCP Connection Latency [message #619880]

Fri, 25 July 2014 12:38

NotQuiteaDBA
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General question here - Is it typical for the TNSLSNR.exe process to have a 200ms tcp connection latency? Concerned about performance of the database receiving data from another host... See attached screen shot.

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Re: TNSLSNR.exe TCP Connection Latency [message #619893 is a reply to message #619880]

Fri, 25 July 2014 15:00

Michel Cadot
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Yes, it depends on the load and how your "tcp connection latency" is measured.

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Re: TNSLSNR.exe TCP Connection Latency [message #619900 is a reply to message #619893]

Fri, 25 July 2014 15:41

NotQuiteaDBA
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What kind of load metrics would I be looking for?

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Re: TNSLSNR.exe TCP Connection Latency [message #619902 is a reply to message #619880]

Fri, 25 July 2014 16:30

BlackSwan
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NotQuiteaDBA wrote on Fri, 25 July 2014 10:38

General question here - Is it typical for the TNSLSNR.exe process to have a 200ms tcp connection latency? Concerned about performance of the database receiving data from another host... See attached screen shot.

The listener has NOTHING to do with the database receiving data from another host.
The listener is only responsible for initiating the connection between the client & the DB Server & after that it is NOT involved with any packet transfers.

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