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victord
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 Posted - 2002-02-07 : 07:20:31
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| Hi All,There is this third party application called weblogic that was working with our database (sql server)and application server called agresso. It worked well before the database and application were upgraded. But after the upgrade, the weblogic application manages to connect to the database and after a while gets stuck. I have looked at issues such as locks, performance issues and network problems, but i still cannot figure out why it is hanging. Moreso the activities of the application are not been written to the sql server error logs nor to windows nt logs.Therefore making it very difficult to know the cause of this problems.Please can somebody suggest any other way to find the root of this problem.NB: This weblogic has to be stoped and restarted any time the processes hang, otherwise it will not allow any more transactions to go through.Thanks.Edited by - victord on 02/07/2002 07:38:09 |
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robvolk
Most Valuable Yak
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Posted - 2002-02-07 : 08:58:54
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| I would imagine you probably have to upgrade the Weblogic software to work with the other upgraded components. Maybe reconfiguring the current software, or uninstalling and reinstalling it, might work as well. Is this the application you upgraded, or was it Agresso? If you've got three pieces working together and you change 2 of them, it's likely the third will have some problems unless you upgrade it as well.Have you talked to the Weblogic tech support? They're probably the best ones to know how to fix it. |
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AjarnMark
SQL Slashing Gunting Master
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Posted - 2002-02-08 : 18:18:18
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| Weblogic... Weblogic.... Isn't that BEA's J2EE (Java) Server Application platform? Is this really a challenge with Weblogic, or is it a challenge with an EJB (or other Java buzzword) that resides on a Weblogic server? Either way, what Rob says above about upgrading it is most likely your answer, but I guess my question is, is this an application that was written in-house or that was purchased? That will determine how you go about upgrading it.------------------------GENERAL-ly speaking...Edited by - AjarnMark on 02/08/2002 18:18:41 |
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