Hello Emin -
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, Emin TAHRALI wrote:
>
> Hello Hugh,
>
> Many thanks for the given information...
>
>
> The questions below can be useful to go a bit further and solve this
> Problem:
>
> What are the exact conditions, when the Radioator sends TimeOut Error
> Message?
When there is no reply to a query sent to the server.
> How does the Radioator communicate with SQL (Oracle) Server? (OK by using
> DBI and DBD but how?)
It opens a TCP connection to a particular port number where the SQL server is
listnening and sends and receives data streams which are the SQL queries and
responses.
> How does the Radiator understand, that the SQL server is down or
> unreachable?
If there is no reply to a query, or if the TCP port number cannot be opened or
re-opened after unexpectedly closing.
> For which packets does the Radiator looking for, to verify that the deletion
> process is OK?
It checks the return status for every DBI call.
> Is DELETE transaction commited right after the proccess, or is there any
> delay?
>
There should not be any delay.
hth
Hugh
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