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Database Resident Connection Pool (DRCP)

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Hi All!
I was reviewing some features in Oracle and, basically, every single time I review them I find something new. Seems Oracle Databases’ features are near to infinite and we frequently find some that can really add value to our solutions.

So I decided to make a serie of posts with really quick notes about each one of them.
You can see all posts in this serie in my page of posts and some others more.

Ready? Here it goes:

Database Resident Connection Pool

The database resident connection pool (DRCP) reduces the resource requirements of applications that currently don’t support connection pooling, either because it is not supported by the application infrastructure, or it has not been implemented. DRCP is only supported for database connections using the OCI driver.

The pool is managed using the DBMS_CONNECTION_POOL package. he DRCP is started and stopped using the START_POOL and STOP_POOL procedures respectively.

SQL> EXEC DBMS_CONNECTION_POOL.start_pool;

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> EXEC DBMS_CONNECTION_POOL.stop_pool;

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

The ALTER_PARAM procedure allows you to configure an individual pool parameter, while the CONFIGURE_POOL allows you to configure all pool parameters in one call. The default settings are restored using the RESTORE_DEFAULTS procedure. The pool parameters that are currently supported are listed below:

PROCEDURE CONFIGURE_POOL
 Argument Name                  Type                    In/Out Default?
 ------------------------------ ----------------------- ------ --------
 POOL_NAME                      VARCHAR2                IN     DEFAULT
 MINSIZE                        BINARY_INTEGER          IN     DEFAULT
 MAXSIZE                        BINARY_INTEGER          IN     DEFAULT
 INCRSIZE                       BINARY_INTEGER          IN     DEFAULT
 SESSION_CACHED_CURSORS         BINARY_INTEGER          IN     DEFAULT
 INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT             BINARY_INTEGER          IN     DEFAULT
 MAX_THINK_TIME                 BINARY_INTEGER          IN     DEFAULT
 MAX_USE_SESSION                BINARY_INTEGER          IN     DEFAULT
 MAX_LIFETIME_SESSION           BINARY_INTEGER          IN     DEFAULT

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How to list all my Oracle Products from Application park?

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YES!
I knew you would like the last post!

So, remains a doubt. What about my Oracle Application park?
Be soft. I’m glad to help. At real, Dieison Santos and me. As I said in the last post, it was his problem theese days… 😛

Here is a query to list your Oracle Application Products (including Oracle SOA Suite, of course) from OEM.

Use wisely:

select distinct * from (
select (LBL_HOSTNAME) "Host",
(CASE
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like 'WebLogic Server' then 'WebLogic Suite'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%WebTier and Utilities%' then 'WebLogic Suite'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%EM Platform (OMS)%' then 'WebLogic Suite'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Web Services Manager%' then 'Diagnostics Pack for Internet Application Server'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Application Server 10g%' then 'Internet Application Server Enterprise Edition'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Application Server Infrastructure 10g%' then 'Oracle Enterprise Single Sign-On Suite'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Business Intelligence%' then 'Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Enterprise Edition Plus'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle SOA Suite%' then 'SOA Suite for Oracle Middleware'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle BAM%' then 'SOA Suite for Oracle Middleware'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%WebCenter Portal Suite 11g%' then 'Oracle WebCenter Portal'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle Business Process Management%' then 'Unified Business Process Management Suite'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle Remote Intradoc Client%' then 'Oracle WebCenter Content'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle Application Server Guard%' then 'Internet Application Server Enterprise Edition'
when LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Application Server Configuration%' then 'Configuration Management Pack for Internet Application Server'
else
LBL_PRODUCTNAME
end)
"Produto",
LBL_BASEVERSION "Versao",
LBL_PROCESSOR "Processador",
lbl_virtual "VIrtual",
DECODE(LBL_CPUS,null,1,LBL_CPUS) "CPUS"
from (SELECT M.EXTERNAL_NAME LBL_PRODUCTNAME,
M.NAME LBL_COMPONENTNAME,
M.BASE_VERSION LBL_BASEVERSION,
M.HOST_NAME LBL_HOSTNAME,
p.virtual lbl_Virtual,
p.system_config || nvl2(p.freq, p.freq || ' MHz FSB ', '') LBL_PROCESSOR,
p.cpu_count LBL_CPUS
FROM (MGMT$SOFTWARE_COMPONENTS M INNER JOIN mgmt$os_hw_summary p ON
M.HOST_NAME = P.HOST_NAME))
where   (
LBL_PRODUCTNAME like 'WebLogic Server'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%WebTier and Utilities%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%EM Platform (OMS)%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle Remote Intradoc Client%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Application Server 10g%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Application Server Infrastructure 10g%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Business Intelligence%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle SOA Suite%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle BAM%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%WebCenter Portal Suite 11g'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle Business Process Management%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Application Server Configuration%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle Application Server Guard%'
or LBL_PRODUCTNAME like '%Oracle Remote Intradoc Client%'
) order by "Produto");

Matheus.