Akhil Srinivasan wrote:
> CallableStatement proc = con.prepareCall("{ ? = call
> \"insAccount\" ( ? ) }");
>
> proc.registerOutParameter(1, Types.OTHER);
> proc.setString(2,userName);
> this.registerCallableStatementForCancel(proc);
> logger.debug("registerCallableStatementForCancel(): exit"+userName);
> /* another thread will call statement.cancel() if timeout exceeded*/
> proc.execute();
> this.unregisterCallableStatementForCancel(proc);
> logger.debug("unregisterCallableStatementForCancel():
> exit"+userName);
> ResultSet rset = (ResultSet)proc.getObject(1);
>
> Occasionally the prepareCall just hangs, as logging statements show that
> it does not enter the execute().
I find this unlikely as prepareCall doesn't do any I/O or thread-related
work. It could be getting stuck in a loop, but it seems odd that it
would only happen intermittently. More likely seems to be that you have
a problem in registerCallableStatementForCancel.
Can you add more logging immediately before calling
registerCallableStatementForCancel() to eliminate that possibility?
Alternatively, can you get a thread dump (on Linux/Solaris, send a
SIGQUIT to the Java process) when it hangs? That'd show us exactly where
things have stopped.
-O