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[...] by calling close()on that connection. When connection leak profiling is active, the connection pool will store the stack trace at the time the Connection object is allocated from the connection [...]

[...] object is garbage collected), this stack trace is reported. This option is required to view leaked connections from the connection pool (right-click the connection pool name and select View Leaked [...]

[...] A Connection leak occurs when a connection from the pool is not closed explicitly by calling close()on that [...]

[...] from the pool is not closed explicitly by calling close()on that connection. When connection leak profiling is active, the connection pool will store the stack trace at the time the Connection [...]

[...] tab, click on Advanced options. Click Enable Connection Leak Profiling then hit apply. Verify config.xml that ConnLeakProfilingEnabled is set to true, if not, restart the admin server instance then [...]

[...] enabling the connection leak profile” Viewing Leaked Connections After enabling automatic leaked connection recovery, you can view statistics about connections that leaked from a connection pool: 1. [...]

[...] ConnLeakProfilingEnabled To enable Connection Leak Profiling from weblogic console: In the JDBC Connection Pool—>Configuration—>Connections tab, click on Advanced options. Click Enable [...]

[...] to true, if not, restart the admin server instance then verify again. “how to monitor the connection leakage after enabling the connection leak profile” Viewing Leaked Connections After enabling [...]

[...] A Connection leak occurs when a connection from the pool is not closed explicitly by calling close()on that [...]

[...] Attribute: ConnLeakProfilingEnabled To enable Connection Leak Profiling from weblogic console: In the JDBC Connection Pool—>Configuration—>Connections tab, click on Advanced [...]