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I decided to move forward and get the 30 day trial and will check the db for processes in a couple of days. If there are none, I can go back to the DBA and prove my point. Thanks for the responses. Daniel

Yes, I believe they are simple to clean up, as I have found a few solutions out there on the web. I will see if I can prove this on my own.

The DBA is stating that the "sniped" connections are being left behind in the database after you close PL/SQL Developer and will continually grow until they are manually cleaned up or the database bounced. I do not think they are concerned with respect to transaction data.

Has anyone heard that PL/SQL Developer can leave "sniped" connections within Oracle that do not get cleaned up? I have been working with PL/SQL Developer for about 2 years and have never had an issue. I recently switched jobs and would like to convince our DBA Team Lead that it is ok, but he...