You will need to see your web profile on PeopleTools >Web Profile and set the session timeout. But, sometimes I have this issue, and I need to restart my navigator. On Firefox I don't have this problem. -----Original Message----- Hi Gurus, I have a issue: When I give a userid and password, it says 'Peoplesoft connection expired'. If I give wrong user-id and password, it says 'Invalid userid / password'. Elf Power A Dream In Sound Rar on this page. I am able to connect in 2-tier to AppDesigner.

The resolution for this issue was increasing the tuxedo_receive_timeout in the pstools.properties file found under applications/peoplesoft/PORTAL/WEB-INF/psftdocs. Configure your PeopleSoft Application Server Domain Parameters to get the most out. Timeout=The amount of time, in. Because the Tuxedo Web Monitor and.

Platform: Solaris (Web,App, Db server in the same box) Tools: PeopleTools 8. Doom 2 Full Torrent here. 19 WebLogic 5.1, Tuxedo 6.5 Any ideas. Thanks and regards Akshaya. Clear the cache on your browser. If you can clear it on the web and app server too, just to be sure. -Mike -----Original Message----- Hi Gurus, I have a issue: When I give a userid and password, it says 'Peoplesoft connection expired'.

If I give wrong user-id and password, it says 'Invalid userid / password'. I am able to connect in 2-tier to AppDesigner.

Platform: Solaris (Web,App, Db server in the same box) Tools: PeopleTools 8.19 WebLogic 5.1, Tuxedo 6.5 Any ideas. Thanks and regards Akshaya. Hi Ricardo, It is not allowing me to login. So I can not set this timeout by the method suggested by you.

I have recently come across situations on two different PeopleSoft sites where ad-hoc queries continue to run on the Oracle database server long after the Application Server process, which is the Oracle session client, has terminated. Often, queries perform poorly because they are poorly coded, but that is another story. To help guard against this situation Oracle has mechanism called (also known as (DCD) when it was introduced in Net8). Oracle Support Note explains the mechanism. 'DCD is initiated on the server when a connection is established. At this time SQL*Net reads the SQL*Net parameter files and sets a timer to generate an alarm.

The timer interval is set by providing a non-zero value in minutes for the SQLNET.EXPIRE_TIME parameter in the sqlnet.ora file on the database server side. When the timer expires, SQL*Net on the server sends a 'probe' packet, essentially an empty SQL*Net packet, to the client. If the client end of the connection is still active, the probe is discarded, and the timer mechanism is reset. If the client has terminated abnormally, the server will receive an error from the send call issued for the probe, and SQL*Net on the server will signal the operating system to release the connection's resources.' Thus, if a PeopleSoft operator initiates an ad-hoc query that runs on the PSQRYSRV server for longer than the ICQuery service time-out (default 1200 seconds), then Tuxedo will terminate and restart the busy server process.