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Connection time out from Database

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Hi we have application running on Unix Server(solaris10), which establishes connection(sessions) with DATABASE(oracle 10g) which is on another server and firewal is there in between. After some time i am usually getting connection time out(oarcle error 3114/3113) in some of my processes which were idle for sometime.


we have set idle time UNLIMITED in our database.Is there any rules in firewal??
Also i am using cluster Ip for both application and for database. I mean there is a clustering for Application as well as database.

thnks and regards
Ajay Sahoo
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createdb - create a new PostgreSQL database SYNOPSIS
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