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Right now I have a few new applications being developed against an Oracle Database, and sometimes they crash or fail to end correctly, etc… anyways the problem is they sometimes seem to leave their connections open, and I need to cleanup after them. My question is if there is a way from the database-side of things to determine dead connections and clean them up?
Here’s a page referring to connection timeout parameters you can set in Oracle 11g. I think the ‘Abandon Connection Timeout’ is what you’re looking for.