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    a problem with restarting AQ propagation


    Hello

    I've got a problem with restarting AQ propagation messages to remote
    server after losing connection with it.
    And I can repair propagation only if a drop all (queue, queuetable,
    etc.) and recreate it again.
    in case I try only to unshedule and shedule AQ propagation, or any
    other operation,  I get a timeout error.
    PLS, can anybody tell me  - is it really only one way (like mine) to
    restart propagation ? A think before, that it must be automatically -
    restarting propagation to remote DB after re-establish connect

    There is a query result from  AQ$_SCHEDULES  when it happens
    DESTINATION     mybase
    START_TIME      03.05.2007 9:41:35
    DURATION        300
    NEXT_TIME       sysdate + 1/1440
    LATENCY         32
    LAST_RUN        08.05.2007 16:46:59
    JOBNO           12301
    FAILURES                1
    DISABLED        N
    ERROR_TIME      08.05.2007 17:04:46
    LAST_ERROR_MSG  ORA-02068 following severe error from MYBASE
                    ORA-03114: not connected to ORACLE
                    ORA-03135: lose connection

    Thank you,
     Helena

    On May 14, 1:19 pm, Lena3B <len@yahoo.com> wrote:

    Which release of Oracle are you using, on which operating system?
    This information is important to answer your question.

    David Fitzjarrell

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