Why is that a problem for you?
If you are running some kind of Unix, process 1 is init ("the parent of
all processes"), new processes with a parent id of 1 are simply new,
independant process groups, that do not get killed when the process
group with your perl script is killed. (I think this is an isolated
transaction-handling process forked by the oracle client library.) man
2 setsid
If you are running Windows, ID 1 is NOT special.
Alexander
On 22.09.2006 17:27, Kong, Alan wrote:
Hi all,
My system is running an Oracle10G server with PERL DBI, whenever I run
the perl scripts with DBD connect, there will be an Oracle sub-process
with parent ID of 1. Normally, the sub-process should have a parent ID
= pid of the perl script. Running any other scripts with SQL*PLUS is
behaving normal though.
Does anyone have experience the same problem before?
Thanks,
Alan
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