Re: Overwriting connection.action and connection.module?

Hello Zoltan,

I am not able to reproduce this problem in my setup. (5.2 and Linux with 
py3 and 2).

Here is my script.

/import cx_Oracle, time//
//con = cx_Oracle.connect("scott/tiger@inst1")//
//con.module="query module"//
//con.action="dual query"//
//cur = con.cursor()//
//#cur.execute("select * from emp")//
//time.sleep(3) # delay a little//
//# now let's supply a new module and action//
//con.module="2-query module"//
//con.action="2-dual query"//
//cur = con.cursor()//
//cur.execute("BEGIN GREETINGS(); END;")//  // Long query
//con.module="3-query module"//
//
//con.close()/

Can you try an cur.execute() or con.ping() call between the two calls to 
see if it fixes the problem.

Best Regards,
Avinash

On 7/16/2015 7:29 PM, Zoltan Fedor wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm having a hard time using connection.action
>
> I'm a long-time PHP OCI user and just switching over to cx_Oracle. I 
> always thought that the "action" attribute of the Oracle session is 
> there to show what action the current query is making, so I always 
> used it to basically provide a short verbal explanation of what the 
> query is doing. This is specially useful for ETL-style, long running 
> queries, so the DBA can see what that query is doing which is running 
> for over 30 mins now, so he won't just kill it.
>
> In line with this, in PHP OCI I can have an oracle connection open and 
> overwrite the "action" attribute everytime a submit a new query (hence 
> it can be used to describe what the query is doing).
>
> Unfortunately it seems to me that in cx_Oracle the "connection.action" 
> (and "connection.module") can only be submitted once and not 
> overwritten later.
>
> I'm using cx_Oracle 5.2 in Python 3.4.3 with Oracle 11.2.1
>
> See below example code to reproduce. What you will see that while the 
> query is running the action (and module) in the Oracle $SESSION table 
> is showing the first value ("dual query") and NOT the second one 
> ("2-dual query").
> As such, I can only set the action once within a single Oracle 
> connection, which makes it useless for the purposes of explaining what 
> the query is doing, because you cannot set it for each query you are 
> running within the same connection (if you run only one query per 
> connection, then obviously this is a non-issue).
>
> /import cx_Oracle, time/
> /con = cx_Oracle.connect("user/password@//oracle_server:1521/test")/
> /con.module="query module"/
> /con.action="dual query"/
> /time.sleep(3) # delay a little/
> /# now let's supply a new module and action/
> /con.module="2-query module" /
> /con.action="2-dual query" /
> /cur = con.cursor()/
> /cur.execute("""/
> /RUN A QUERY HERE WHICH RUNS FOR LONG ENOUGH FOR YOU TO CHECK THE 
> SESSION DATA IN ORACLE""")
> /
> /con.close()/
>
>
> Would this be a bug or am I doing something wrong here?
>
> Thanks,
> Zoltan
>
>
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