How to do sqlnet trace with connection caches?

[Gary Johnson]

I'm currently experiencing the following problem with my oracle 7.3
connection cache:

Sep 04 15:09:32 2002: cm__oci_error: Open Cursor.
Sep 04 15:09:32 2002: cm__oci_error: Close failure.
Sep 04 15:09:51 2002: cm__oci_error: Open Cursor.
Sep 04 15:09:51 2002: cm__oci_error: Close failure.

I need to turn on sqlnet tracing to find out what is going on, but
can't seem to get it to work with the connection cache. It does work
however by just using sqlplus. Does anyone know how to do this, or
have another idea on how to diagnosis this problem. I know this has
something to do with the sanity check. I'm guessing that easerver is
retrieving connections that were once valid, but now invalid.

EAS 3.6.1 C4
Win2K
Oracle 8i(using 7.3 connection)

Thanks,
Gary

[Bruce Armstrong]

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