Hi, Sergej,
Sergei Georgiev schrieb:
> I have a really strange problem here. I've got two Fedora 2 machines -
> one for the database and one for a Java application to be run. When a
> transaction from the application is run against the database and the
> network cable is unplugged (or the machine is shut down) the database
> continues to hold the lock on the tables, which are used in the
> transaction. The lock is released in about 10-12 minutes, which in my
> case is not acceptable, because if another client starts a transaction
> against these locked tables his UI ties his hands until the lock on
> the tables is released and the transaction is complete.
> I started a 'netstat -atp' on the database machine and it turned out
> that the connection with the unplugged machine is still active (5
> connections actually, because of the connection pooling). So I assumed
> that the sockets are just hanging there until they timeout and then
> the locks are released.
Maybe you can set the TCP connection keepalive probing on the server to
about 30 seconds or so via /proc/sys/net. But this is only advisable if
your server does not serve any other purposes.
Markus
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