I just tested this on a 9.2 Win2k plain vanilla db and it created the trace file as expected.
I am well known for mixing up words in strings, so I always doublecheck the file path and name. Could the device that includes the udump directory be full?
-- Daniel W. Fink http://www.optimaldba.com
Gogala, Mladen wrote:
Actually, I've had a TAR like that. You must set "60" event at the system level to get the trace file. On the other hand, if a single open
trace file was removed while being written to, then no trace files will be
written to until the instance is restarted. That happened with 8.1.7.1.0
on HP-UX 11/64bit
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We have one but that process does not hit bdump.
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Any chance there is a scheduled process that goes out and cleans up files in the *dump directories?
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