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| Re: Querying the MIB for estabilished database connectivity |
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Thu, 17 Apr 2008 20:53:46 -070 |
Sam,
The current state of the connection between a Tuxedo server and its
asssociated resource manager is not part of the information offered by
tmadmin or by the Tuxedo MIB, so the best way to obtain this information is
by querying the database for active connections in its own specific way.
Another way to obtain this information is to implement a simple service that
makes one database call and to invoke this service to see if the database
connection is active.
It is also possible to perform a GET operation on the T_ULOG TM_MIB class
and search for specific userlog messages that your application has seen when
there is a database connection failure.
Ed
<Sam Dhooper> wrote in message news:570001809@newsgroups.bea.com...
Hi
Fairly new to the MIB and its internal workings.
Can someone explain or provide an exampe ud script to determine database
connections that are currently running.
Configuration currently has the followin database connections:- Oracle 10g,
DSM, Supra(IBM) and IDMSX(ICL)
Take it the above should not make any difference.
Need to understand what TA_CLASS, TA_OPERATION etc I need to query?
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