glog.trackCursors Properties
To control the behavior of Oracle Transportation and Global Trade Management, you can change settings in the appropriate property set.
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Property |
New In Version |
Definition |
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=<true|false> |
6.3.7 |
Controls how orphaned cursors are tracked and handled. If true, any cursor left open when the connection is returned to the pool is automatically closed. Note that this property requires glog.trackCursors.on=true. Default: true |
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=<true|false> |
6.3.7 |
Controls how orphaned cursors are tracked and handled. If true, every cursor opened on a connection from an OTM connection pool is tracked. Default: true. |
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=<true|false> |
6.3.7 |
Controls how orphaned cursors are tracked and handled. If true, any cursor left open when the connection is returned to the pool generates a logged exception. This exception contains the details for the query represented by the cursor. Note that this property requires glog.trackCursors.on=true. Default: true |
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=<true|false> |
6.3.7 |
Controls how orphaned cursors are tracked and handled. This is similar to glog.trackCursors.report. If set to true, error information is kept when a cursor is opened. Default: false |
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