oracle dblink造成遠端資料庫session過多,oracledblink
現場報網公司資料庫連不上,先檢查了下資料庫processes=1500,session=2200.我覺得很大啊,這個資料庫沒有幾個人用。
查看v$session中的session最多是哪個machine發起的,發現是省公司的資料庫發起的session,找開發梳理了下業務,省公司同步dblink操作網公司表,且是通過weblogic的串連池。
哦,有點明白了,是dblink引起的,weblogic串連池是一直存在的,所以在網公司端session是不釋放的,如果省公司把應用都停掉,那在網公司端的session都會釋放。要驗證想法,做個實驗:
目標:資料庫A上建dblink,修改資料庫B上的表。
環境準備:
1.在資料庫A上建dblink
create public database link TO_B
connect to TEST_DB identified by TEST_DB
using '(DESCRIPTION =(ADDRESS_LIST =(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = 10.10.15.150)(PORT = 1521)))(CONNECT_DATA =(SID = orcl)))';
2.在資料庫B上建表
create table TEST( ID NUMBER );
insert into test values(1);
開始測試:
1.在資料庫B上select count(1) from v$session;
2.在資料庫A上update test@TO_B set id=1;
commit;
3.在資料庫B上select count(1) from v$session;可以看到漲了一個
對比測試:
1.在資料庫B上select count(1) from v$session;
2.在資料庫A上update test@TO_B set id=1;
commit;
alter session close database linkTO_B;
3.在資料庫B上select count(1) from v$session;可以看到沒有變化
總結: 出現這種問題,歸根結底是操作dblink不規範,用了之後沒有關閉。
附錄為官方文檔:
32 Managing a Distributed DatabaseClosing Database Links
If you access a database link in a session, then the link remains open until you close the session. A link is open in the sense that a process is active on each of the remote databases accessed through the link. This situation has the following consequences:
If 20 users open sessions and access the same public link in a local database, then 20 database link connections are open.
If 20 users open sessions and each user accesses a private link, then 20 database link connections are open.
If one user starts a session and accesses 20 different links, then 20 database link connections are open.
After you close a session, the links that were active in the session are automatically closed. You may have occasion to close the link manually. For example, close links when:
To close a link, issue the following statement, where linkname refers to the name of the link:
ALTER SESSION CLOSE DATABASE LINK linkname;
Note that this statement only closes the links that are active in your current session.