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It seems normal to me.
Because, executing a "select * from dual" is very fast. So, even with many
executions, active and used jdbc connections can be considered to be always 0.
If you want to test and find active/used jdbc connections, you need some sql
which duration is much longer. Something like sql sleep (but note that sleep is
not a standard sql function in Oracle).
Let me know if we can close this issue.
Original comment by evernat@free.fr
on 26 May 2014 at 3:50
Hi Evernat
I change the query for a execute a procedure that simulate a sleep 15 for
seconds
Now the System information shows
Nb of active jdbc connections: 6
Nb of used jdbc connections
(opened if no datasource): 6 / 20
And the charts draws the use. One question about the display. Number Threads
and Jdbc Sessions are allways an int value without units, but the graph shows
like a float value with ms units
You can close this issue.
Original comment by sigbert
on 27 May 2014 at 8:15
Thanks.
> but the graph shows like a float value with ms units
This is an effect of RRD (round robin database) which stores values in the
graphs. What you describe is probably a mean between several int values.
Original comment by evernat@free.fr
on 29 May 2014 at 12:47
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
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