Oracle Access Manager (OAM) Creates Thousands Of Records In "OAM_SESSIONS" For User "oam_node_ref_user"
(Doc ID 2186979.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 15, 2023
Applies to:
Oracle Access Manager - Version 11.1.2.3.5 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
OAM Session table
Symptoms
- The issue is noticed that every time a new user logs in, no matter which authentication scheme is used (even with the native LDAP scheme), in addition to the record that we expect to be created in the OAM_SESSION table, Notice that the session record with userid "<username>" is disappears as soon as the user logs out.
- On the contrary, the session record with userid "user1" will stay there forever as per the EXPIRY_TIME=31-DIC-99.
- This issue happens every time a new user logs in.
- The oam_session table is growing with sessions for the user1.
- select count(*) from OAM_SESSION where USERID='user1';
- No loss in functionality
Changes
Cause
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