I find it under C:\OWRWIN95\RDBMS80\oraus.msg

Readable using WORDPAD.

If you go to your "My Computer" icon, right click, and pick "Explore", then
choose "Tools" - "Find" - "Files and Folders" and enter a search for *.msg
starting from the Oracle_Home you'll find lots of Oracle Error Message
files including tnsus.msq for SQL*Net error messages.  The msb files are
binary and are not easily readable.



                                                                                       
    
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You can use the oerr facility on Unix to look at the events... I don't know
if
that file exists under Windows, I vaguely recall a conversation on the list
a
while ago where people were saying it didn't. I know that I downloaded the
file
from my Unix box to my PC so I'd have a copy.

Anyone out there with a Windows installation who can check this please?

And, in any case, the file just tells you what the event name is:

bash$ oerr ora 10053
10053, 00000, "CBO Enable optimizer trace"
// *Cause:
// *Action:
bash$ oerr ora 10046
10046, 00000, "enable SQL statement timing"
// *Cause:
// *Action:

and doesn't give you much other information. I'd love to see an Oracle doc
just
on these events....

Rachel



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Rachel,

Actually, error messages between 10000 and 10999 are events (i.e. 10046,
10053 etc). In 9i there are some new events in the 297xx range as well.

Raj
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actually that's the list of error messages, not events

and it's not under the admin directory in any case the path to the error
messages is:

$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/mesg/roaus.msg
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