How to see Active connections in weblogic 12c
login to the console Go to Environment Click on Datasources Go to monitoring Then we will see active connections current count and active connections high count.
Read Morelogin to the console Go to Environment Click on Datasources Go to monitoring Then we will see active connections current count and active connections high count.
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Read MoreSetting up boot.properties While starting weblogic server [including AdminServer], it will check for a file called boot.properties in <domain_home>/servers/AdminServer/security. This file can hold the property values for username and password…
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