Monitoring a PLAR connection

Is it possible to monitor a PLAR line from a third phone? Putting the third line in parallel with one of the PLAR phones does not work (works one direction, but not the other). Is there a type of bridge that would allow this?

Manually monitoring PLAR is only possible.

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Re: [REQ] Memory flag or way to monitor DB(dis)connections

Presumably on Mon, 20 Jul 1998 17:29:29 +0200 Jean-Paul wrote:
[snip]
We're currently running an application with some DBSession Service Objects.
As in both code and partition workshop the parameter 'password' is hidden
(replaced with ***), we can't be really sure of what they contain.
Is there any flag or simple way to have every DB connection logged ?
[snip]
Jean-Paul
Be aware that the password is exported as PLAIN TEXT in the workspace export!
Since there is no code management system in Forte to keep track of versions/changes we have three different environments exporting the entire workspace form dev to test and then from test to live.
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Hmm.
Thanks for this answer.
I should have clarified that I wanted to know what they contained at runtime,
because we don't use hardcoded values (that any pex or wex would show as you spotted),
but environment variable names which values set at runtime depend on the launcher used.
(Actually, that's the only way to be portable in both development, test and live environments).
Therefore, as described below, I'm just looking for any sqlnet call or oracle instance connection
traceability.
I " use " oracle 7.X
To clarify, Forté as a set of 'DB*' flags, one of them (we have) being able to trace any SQL call.
The idea was to 'add' the connection string used (i.e. to try to understand the 'too many processes'
oracle errors found, whether instance is accessed ; or to monitor the 'please use SQLNET V2' errors).
Any idea on " ultimate Memory Flags idiot's guide " welcomed.
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All is plain text as you spotted. We use environment variable names in those fields,
substituted at 'launch' time with memory contents.
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DATABASE CONNECTION
Caller : Ultimate_XZone_Tetris_Server_Cl34_part32 Partition
Object : DBSession UnexpectedUserStatsDBSO attached to instance Orcl
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External Manager : TetrisDBMgr
Database Name : ${TetrisDBNameString}
User Name : ${TetrisUserNameString}
User Password : ${TetrisUserPasswordString}
and the node manager running XXX_Ultimate_Application_Tetris_Server_Cl34_part32 has
the three environment variables set as public (i.e. exported to child processes).
Note : Of course we use uppercase variable names (unix :) ) and don't program tetris.
Thanks for any idea,
J-Paul
De: Dirk Haben[SMTP:[email protected]]
Date d'envoi: mercredi 22 juillet 1998 04:22
A: [email protected]
Cc: Forte-Users Soapbox
Objet: Re: [REQ] Memory flag or way to monitor DB (dis)connections
Presumably on Mon, 20 Jul 1998 17:29:29 +0200 Jean-Paul wrote:
[snip]
We're currently running an application with some DBSession Service Objects.
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