Monitoring database connections in weblogic 9

Using weblogic 9.2, in the Monitoring tab for a datasource, in both subtabs Statistics and Testing, the table of servers is always empty, so I cannot test any datasource, because none is listed! How do I get this table to populate with the servers on which the JDBC data source is deployed?
Currently the JDBC data source is deployed on 3 running servers, yet the table remains empty. Can you help?
Thanks,
David Rand

David Rand <> wrote:
Using weblogic 9.2, in the Monitoring tab for a datasource, in both
subtabs Statistics and Testing, the table of servers is always empty, so I
cannot test any datasource, because none is listed! How do I get this
table to populate with the servers on which the JDBC data source is
deployed?
Currently the JDBC data source is deployed on 3 running servers, yet the
table remains empty. Can you help?
Thanks,
David RandThis is a known bug in Weblogic 9.2
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connections it has (verified bug in SP3), so I can't get any info from iAS
on the connection pool.
Thanks in advance,
Rodger Ball
Sr. Engineer
Business Wire

iAS6 SP3 and earlier cannot detect dead connections. If connections become
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I don't know enough about your problem, but you can check for this.
hope this helps,
-James
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Has anyone experienced a similar error to this:
After about 3 days of use our application starts to report errors opening
the database connection. By that time we've had thousands of transactions
happen. Oracle is only showing a few open connections to our iAS host so
the error seems to indicate the connection pool. I'm configured for 64
connections (the default). We are using the Oracle native driver on iAS
SP3, Solaris.
The iAS ksvradmin monitor gives errors when trying to see how many open
connections it has (verified bug in SP3), so I can't get any info from iAS
on the connection pool.
Thanks in advance,
Rodger Ball
Sr. Engineer
Business Wire

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I’m developing ADF Fusion Applications (ABC BC, ADF Faces…)
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Is it normal ?
Regards
Nicolas

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Connection : jdbc:sqlserver://10.1.92.111:1433;database=XONTUSERVENTURA_ORG_TEST.
Please help me in this regard. I really appreciate your valuable information and time.
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Ayub.
Edited by: Ayubsajjid on Feb 15, 2012 8:49 AM

Hi All,
Thanks for all your valuable inputs on my question...
As per all your inputs, we have to install/Deploy the below required jar files in the aii_af_jmsproviderlib.sda file
ojdbc14.jar
msbase.jar
mssqlserver.jar
msutil.jar
Can you please tell me from where we will exact this .jar file, bcoz we have search lotzz but we helpless.
We install from this link http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=21599--> we download sqljdbc_3.0.1301.101_enu file >sqljdbc_3.0>enu-->in that I find sqljdbc.jar and sqljdbc4.jar files only . I cant above said .jar files.
Please help me.
Regards,
Ayub.

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