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How can you know that the database has connected to your
weblogic server

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / zahid

in admin console you can go to the JDBC->connection pool-> test
it will test the pool and display the result, if the
application is connected to the db it will show a test
successful message else error

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / eswaran

you can get the connection details by executing netstat -a
| grep <ipaddress of DB Server

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / vivek tripathi

1.In admin console you can go to the JDBC->connection pool->
You will find status as running if DB is up i.e connected.

And to be more confident
JDBC->connection pool-> test

- Test connection successfully ( test connection attributes
in the advance configuration of the connection pool should
be checked and there should be a dummy table -- "dual" is by
default)
- If "Test connection" attributes are not checked then a
warning will appear.

2. If a DB connection is not available , you can find
related message in the server logs also.

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / enigma

All the database connections are logged during server
startup in the server logs.

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / john

The database never connects to WebLogic Server: the WebLogic Server connects to it :) .

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / gopal

Do a netstat -an | grep 1521 | wc -l will display how many
DB connection made.


and also netstat -an | grep <IP of the DB>

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / ravi kumar

if you give# netstat -n | grep <database id> in unix box
it will show the connection between the DB and Weblogic
server.

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / mohit

You can check the availability of the Database to your WLS,
by testing the connection pool in admin console.

Before testing from console, you should make sure to check
if either of the properties to check DB is enabled for
connection pool (eg. Test connection on reserve) as well as
test query for DB is provided.

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / srinivas

telnet <DB box IP> 1521 from weblogic box, if response is
coming DB is avialable.

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How can you know that the database has connected to your weblogic server..

Answer / kantha

Use the following Steps to make sure that you are able to
connect to the DataBase Box from the WLS Server Box…
Step1). Add JDBC Driver also in the Classpath or Better run
“setWLSEnv.sh”
Step2). Use WLS DB Ping utility:
Syntax:
java -classpath /bea103/wl_server103/server/lib/weblogic.jar
utils.dbping ORACLE_THIN <dbUserName> <dbPasswoes> <dbURL>
Example:
java -classpath /bea103/wl_server103/server/lib/weblogic.jar
utils.dbping ORACLE_THIN scott tiger
databaseHostName:1521:P15215h

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