DB Adapter Polling when database is shut down

Hi all,
I am trying to understand the DB adapter behavior (when set up to poll for new records) when the target DB is shut down. At my customer's site, the target DB is shutdown on Sunday mornings for a cold back-up. This is causing my ESB service to fail - and it does not resume when the DB is brought back up. When I've tested this on my own laptop environment (SOA Suite with Olite and a separate 10g DB as my target DB), it properly resumes polling when I bring my 10g instance back up. I've left it down for over 30 minutes - and it still resumed polling as it was supposed to. Is there a parameter somewhere that tells the App server to give up after a certain amount of time? Or is there something else I can check? Thanks for any help!
Details:
SOA Suite 10.1.3.1.0 on RH Linux
BPEL and ESB Schemas are on Oracle 10g on RH Linux
Target DB is on Oracle 9i on AIX
Cheers,
Lon

Changing the retryInterval and retryCount for that adapter process solved the problem. Thanks. I assume there's no bad side effects if I set this to keep trying for an hour or so? That's how long the target DB may be down for backups.
Thanks,
Lon

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