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Improper Load BalancingI can't give you a solid answer. I'm currently
working on the same sort of issue (in my spare time), so it's just my
observations of what I've looked at so far.
We have windows servers running Weblogic to Oracle Rac on linux. I noticed
most of the connections going to one server one day, another the next. This
makes sense as the windows servers are rebooted often and connection pooling
is used. So if there's no load, the pools would all go to one instance. But
there are some apps that connect and leave with no pooling. Clients
connnection string has load_balance=yes. I've only been on RAC for 5 weeks
now so I'm a little green
I ran a series of tests from multiple clients, basically opening up a few
hundred connections and seeing where they connect. I would modify the
connection string and at one point, hardcoded a specific node ip into the
connect string. The connections still went to a different node. My
conclusion was that the listener on the rac was diverting connections which
is fair enough I suppose.
So, on my machines "lsnrctl services" doesn't return anything while "lsnrctl
status" does. I believe that the instances are not registering automatically
with the listener as none of the listener parameters are set in the init.ora
file. I would like to do some more testing but my only RAC is prod and SLA's
are very tight.
I followed note 226880.1 on metalink.
-- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Thu Mar 22 2007 - 10:20:42 CDT
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