Raja,
I no longer use this at my current job. I did at my last job and am
currently working with an ex-BMC installer. Here is some information that
might be useful. Please let me know if you need more information or care to
talk more on this subject.
Ok, BMC Patrol and the Oracle KM are the
Mr. MacGregor would like to recall his posts on this subject. His brain has failed
regression testing. He feels that Real Application Clusters will solve his lapses
into silliness.
Ian MacGregor
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
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Look at the parameter mts_dispatcher in the init.ora.
Probably you'll see this:
mts_dispatchers =
(PROTOCOL=TCP)(PRE=oracle.aurora.server.SGiopServer)
I suggest you to choose on the Database Assistant the
option of generating the scripts. And before running
these, renmark the parameter.
Hi All,
I have a question regarding Cache Object in Memory, If I want to Cache a
large data table in the memory i know it will much faster but what happen
if server crash, in this case all modification on table will be gone or NOT.
Any idea about cashing tables not only lookup tables realy
I don't remember the answers you received. However I
suggest you to reduce the shared_pool_size to a
minimum size possible. Set the
shared_pool_reserved_size if you have PL code. Put the
STANDARD package in keep with the
dbms_shared_pool.keep. Set also _kgl_bucket_count to a
value like 4 or 3
Sorry for the delay. Try with oidadmin. Have you
created the cn=OracleContext ???.
Regards.
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Yes Christian
I have run @?/rdbms/admin/catldap.sql
and Package DBMS_LDAP has been installed in sys
user.
When i run ldapadd command line command then again i
How about using stat(2)?
$ ls -l proc.txt
-rw-rw-r-- 1 oracle dba 3414 Jul 1 00:10 proc.txt
$ perl -e '$a=(stat proc.txt)[9]; print int $a/31536000+1970,\n'
2001
There's a better way to convert seconds since epoch to year but for now I just
divide it by number of seconds in a year
Ian,
love those caffeine free moments, don't you?
As the project manager for one of the databases I messed up (you try
accidentally dropping a production tablespace in the middle of the day when
you only do cold backups and are in noarchivelog mode) said:
that concludes your mistakes for
NOT
Hamid Alavi wrote:
Hi All,
I have a question regarding Cache Object in Memory, If I want to Cache a
large data table in the memory i know it will much faster but what happen
if server crash, in this case all modification on table will be gone or NOT.
Any idea about cashing tables
Hello all,
A very basic question; the background processes, smon, pmon, etc. do they have an
executable name like smon* etc. or pmon* in some bin directory of oracle? Or how do
they start? like eg. BMC' Patrol agent when it runs is run because there is an
executable called PatrolAgent, is it
Hello all,
A very basic question; the background processes, smon, pmon, etc. do they have an
executable name like smon* etc. or pmon* in some bin directory of oracle? Or how do
they start? like eg. BMC' Patrol agent when it runs is run because there is an
executable called PatrolAgent, is it
they start when oracle starts, they are forked from the oracle
executable.
joe
Viraj Luthra wrote:
Hello all,
A very basic question; the background processes, smon, pmon, etc. do they have an
executable name like smon* etc. or pmon* in some bin directory of oracle? Or how do
they start?
So how does oracle come to know the names of the smon process, like in a default
installtion, it will be, ora_smon_orcl815, how does oracle come to know this name;
also if this process is goes down, how does oracle come to know that smon is down, can
I find this smon name in some
Larry,
On
8.1.7.1.5 W2K Pro SP1 No errors:
SQL select 'x ' from dual;
'X
--
x
SQL select ' x' from dual;
'X
--
x
SQL alter system set cursor_sharing=force;
System altered.
SQL Select 'x ' from dual;
'X'
x
SQL Select ' x' from dual;
'X'
Hello
When I try to install Oracle 8.1.6 for Linux, I get a message saying;
Initializing Java Virtual Machine from
../stage/Components/oracle.swd.jre/1.1.8/1/DataFiles/Expanded/linux/bin/jre.
Please wait...
and installation does not even start. I thought that the problem's reason is
my box's
Hello,
How do I find out the sessions in the systems that are waiting for locks and
corresponding locks. In other words, how, an sql script will really help, will provide
me if a lock contention is going on?
rgds,
raja
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there are two parameters infact that need to be removed(commented) from init
file.
mts_dispatcher
mts_server
thanks for all replies. problem goes away.
Saurabh Sharma
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http://www.geocities.com/saurabh00pc/stride.html
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Try the linux dist from www.blackthorne.org.
It worked for me on SuSE 7.1
Jared
On Sunday 29 July 2001 21:30, Okan CIMEN wrote:
Hello
When I try to install Oracle 8.1.6 for Linux, I get a message saying;
Initializing Java Virtual Machine from
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