When using sqlplus, you appear to be using an ORACLE_SID of
1.2.3.4:1234/SID but then in the sqlrelay configuration you appear to be
using an oracle_sid of TEST.
Try using the same ORACLE_SID that you used with sqlplus and see if that
fixes the problem or not.
David Muse
dav...@fi...
On 7/31/2013 1:28 AM, Jiří Wetter wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> I have trouble with connection. I have configured only one connection
> for testing purpose. With sqlplus64 haven't problem to log-in.
>
> sqlplus64 username/password@1.2.3.4:1234/SID => success
>
> but with sqlrelay always getting
>
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : attaching to shared memory
> and semaphores
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : id filename:
> /var/cache/sqlrelay/tmp/ipc/TEST
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : attaching to shared memory...
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : attaching to semaphores...
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : done attaching to shared
> memory and semaphores
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : getting unix socket...
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : opening
> /var/cache/sqlrelay/tmp/sockseq
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : locking...
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : got sequence number: 1178
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : writing new sequence
> number: 1179
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : unlocking...
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : done getting unix socket
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : logging in "TEST"...
> 07/30/2013 14:30:03 BST connection [11404] : log in failed
>
> <users>
> <user user="sqlr_test" password="sqlr_test" />
> </users>
> <connections>
> <connection connectionid="TEST"
> string="user=SameUsernameLikeSQLPLUS;password=SamePasswordLikeSQLPLUS
> ;oracle_sid=TEST;autocommit=no;maxselectlistsize=32"
> metric="1"
> />
> </connections>
>
>
> Thank you for help.
>
>
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