:
Fax to:
Subject:extenal procedure listener and firewall
We have just installed a firewall and are now getting lots of ORA-28575:
unable to open RPC connection to external procedure agent errors, although
the listener appears to be running.
Anyone else had this problem?
John
Title: RE: Listener problems
The following script is one I pulled off from the list a few months ago and added a few lines. It is proving pretty useful. Note it uses the set option to redirect to a new output file
John
#!/bin/ksh
# Script to copy out listener.log and compress
Hi lists,
I have some problem with my listener. That is resolved with the help of
metalink. But I have a doubt in this regard.
When I try to see the status, lsnrctl status 816LISTENER
the statement hung for 10 minutes. I checked metalink and found the
solution was,
probably the size
If I understand you correctly, you are shutting down a
listener on your NT box, and then, from your NT box, you are
connecting to a remote database using SQL*Plus. Am I
understanding you correctly?
You shouldn't need to have a listener running on your NT box
to connect to a remote database, so
I noticed that if I leave the TNS Listener service stopped on my NT
workstation, I can't access anything using the GUI tools.
But my script that runs command line can successfully login to the remote
databases to verify that they are accessible. It uses
c:\oracle\ora81\bin\sqlplus.exe.
Do
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I noticed that if I leave the TNS Listener service stopped on my NT
workstation, I can't access anything using the GUI tools
If you find listener files in oracle installation then it is
there otherwise not ;-))
I think it was there. I had worked with 7.2.3 and even now
I can see some of them around. Listener is there. So I think
even with 7.1 it would be there. Juck check the following dir,
$ORACLE_HOME/network
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Subject:listener failed to start a dedicated server process
Hi,
When I tried to start one more session of oracle
SQLPLUS I got this error:
ERROR:
ORA-12500: TNS:listener failed to start a
dedicated
Hi,
When I tried to start one more session of oracle
SQLPLUS I got this error:
ERROR:
ORA-12500: TNS:listener failed to start a
dedicated server process
But the other session which was already open is
working properly.Could you please tell me what
could be the problem and how to make
Assuming you are unix...
If you are on 7.3.4 it may be caused by not disabling Oracle trace.
Otherwise you have probably exceeded a unix limit, like maxuprc.
AM PST
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to install a network card and make listner up and
running to accept the connections. The person who installed Oracle 7.1 says that in
7.1 there is no listener and from 7.3 only Oracle came out with the concept of listner.
So Gurus some of you might worked in 7.1 in any platform. Could you
Hi,
check following issues as well,
If you are referring ORACLE_HOME in your tnsnames.ora
Value of parameter PROCESSES is too low.
HTH,
Rajesh
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Kurth
Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2001 7:30 PM
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Assuming you are unix...
If you
I am running pretty much the same setup except my OS is HP11i 64-bit.
Oracle is 32-bit. I have not seen any of the issues you are seeing.
Do you have anything competing for the same port that the listener
is running on? I have 3 listeners on the box and they have been trouble
free. Did you do
all,
how can one stop the listener remotely, by using lsnrctl tools?
what is advantage of setting listener's password on NT?, if only domain
admin will log on the system. Regardless password has set or not, domain
admin can always stop any service at will any way.
Thanks And Regards
Chark
I would cut N Paste one of my previous mails in response to this ( too
lazy to type again ;-))
Hi All !!
Today I came across a typical Hole in Listener Security. If you have
lsnrctl utility (or Database installation) at one Box, then you can stop
the listener on another Box. Just change
Hi DBA's
Today, our production users started to get the following error at their
Win NT Oracle 8.0.5. client workstations.
ORA-12500 TNS Listener failed to start a dedicated server process
I was not running Spotlight at the time and I could not connect to the
instance using Server Manager. I
Hi Denmark,
Unfortunately no answers just a few more questions.
What is the listener logfile - any error messages?
Also, are there any messages in the alert log or user dump directory?
Regards,
Bruce Reardon
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Sent: Tuesday, 2 October 2001 9:10
Hi DBA's
Today, our
Hi, when I do a lsnrctl status, there are two lines
for one database. I checked listener.ora and tns.ora
file, there is only one entry for the db in either
file. Why it appears twice?
PRODT612 has 1 service handler(s)
PRODT612 has 1 service handler(s)
Thank you.
The instance upon startup registered itself with the listener on the default port.
It's the new feature.
Richard Ji
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Hi, when I do a lsnrctl status, there are two lines
for one database. I checked listener.ora and tns.ora
file, there is only one entry
-L
Has anyone run across this problem and come up with a way around it?
This morning we had a change of IP-addresses on a cluster of
machines. Our production server is now returning
The listener supports no services
whenever we try to start the listener. We have tried creating a new
We have found our problem. It was a patch that didn't link properly
and just coincidence that it appeared that the machine could no longer
be found when the ip-address was changed.
Pat
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of
machines. Our production server is now returning
The listener supports no services
whenever we try to start the listener. We have tried creating a new
listener (using a new name and new port) but we still get this
message. This is 8.1.6.2 on SunOS 5.7. The OS is 64 bit and Oracle is
32
Has anyone run across this problem and come up with a way around it?
This morning we had a change of IP-addresses on a cluster of
machines. Our production server is now returning
The listener supports no services
whenever we try to start the listener. We have tried creating a new
Hi,
I am doing a fresh install of oracle 8.1.6.0.0 on win2k and it hangs at the
Net 8 configuration assistant at this
step :
Done parsing command line arguments.Net8 Configuration:Profile configuration
complete.Net8 Listener Startup:
Running Listener Control:
D:\Oracle\Ora81\bin
Ok i know i'm doing something wrong here in working with
external proc listener as i can even get the stupid demo to work
right.
here is my listener.ora
LISTENER_EXTPROC= (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL =
IPC) (KEY = extproc))
SID_LIST_LISTENER_EXTPROC (SID_LIST =
(SID_DESC
=
(SID_NAME
Joe,
Extproc's are a pain until you get them figured out the first time. Here is
a copy of the listener file we use on one of the instances where it does work:
SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES = (NONE)
LOGGING_LISTENER = OFF
USE_PLUG_AND_PLAY_LISTENER = OFF
USE_CKPFILE_LISTENER = OFF
/8.0.5)
(PROGRAM=extproc)
Your key is extproc and your sid_name is
plsextproc
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PMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject:
external proc listener
Ok i know i'm
sid_name is
plsextproc
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PMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject:
external proc listener
Ok i know i'm doing something wrong here in working with
external proc
wrong here in working with external proc
listener as i can even get the stupid demo to work right.
here is my listener.ora
LISTENER_EXTPROC=
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = IPC) (KEY = extproc))
SID_LIST_LISTENER_EXTPROC
(SID_LIST =
(SID_DESC =
(SID_NAME = plsextproc)
(ORACLE_HOME
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Hi,
I have configured 2 listeners one name listener(default) on port 1521 and
listener1 on 1526 for same database...
and specify port 1526 in local_listener in init.ora
when default listerner on port 1521 is stopped while listener1 is up...when
i try to run application
i get error
:39 PM
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Hi,
I have configured 2 listeners one name listener(default) on port 1521 and
listener1 on 1526 for same database...
and specify port 1526 in local_listener in init.ora
when default listerner on port 1521 is stopped while listener1
Do you have the second port defined in your tnsnames.ora?
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Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 4:39 PM
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Subject: listener problem..
Hi,
I have configured 2 listeners
in these destinations as they will
be the ones who will identify which port the app goes to.
HTH
Shailesh
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Hi,
I have configured 2 listeners one name listener(default) on port 1521 and
listener1
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Subject: listener problem..
Hi,
I have configured 2 listeners one name listener(default) on
port 1521 and
listener1 on 1526 for same database...
and specify port 1526 in local_listener in init.ora
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Subject: RE: listener problem..
ONLY 1 PORT 1526 SPECIFIED IN TNSNAMES.ORA..
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Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 5:02 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Do you have the second port defined in your
Hi All !!
Today I came across a typical Hole in Listener Security.
If you have lsnrctl utility (or Database installation) at one
Box, then you can stop the listener on another Box. Just change
the parameter file (listener.ora) to have hostname of another
(may be production server) box. Now
Set a password for listener administration to prevent this.
PASSWORDS_LISTENER=(mysecretpassword)
Jay Hostetter
Oracle DBA
D. E. Communications
Ephrata, PA USA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/23/01 10:11AM
Hi All !!
Today I came across a typical Hole in Listener Security.
If you have lsnrctl
If you still have the mail, this topic was discussed after I posted under:
A Danger in Cloning Databases
when I brought my production listener down after cloning a test database :(
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Hi All
:01
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Subject: Oracle listener security patch -
Just installed p1859778_8162_Solaris patch for
listener security problems.
Before I installed it - everything was hunky-dory.
Afterwards the listener wouldn't start any
'services'.
Haven't tried
Title: RE: Oracle listener security patch -
You can't get more secure than that!
John
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Subject: Oracle listener security patch -
Just installed
: John Lewis
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Subject: Oracle listener security patch -
Just installed p1859778_8162_Solaris patch for listener
security problems.
Before I installed it - everything was hunky-dory.
Afterwards the listener
register with the default listener
even if you do not have it defined. There are parameters that you
can put in your init.ora to prevent this.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 9:35 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
First Off, I would like to thank everyone who replied
is LOCAL_LISTENER. The default value
for this parameter is (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=)(PORT=1521)).
That means that even if you don't set LOCAL_LISTENER, any instance
will try to register with any listener running on port 1521 on the
localhost.
SERVICE_NAMES allows you to specify multiple differently
Actually, it's called dynamic service registration and you need
both the INSTANCE_NAME parameter and the SERVICE_NAMES parameter
defined in the init.ora. Then, when the instance starts up, it
will register the services it supports with the listener(s).
Jon Walthour
--- Original Message
LOCAL_LISTENER, any instance
will try to register with any listener running on port 1521 on the
localhost.
SERVICE_NAMES allows you to specify multiple differently named
databases as a single 'service' for clients, but does not change which
listeners the instance registers with.
This information
-L
Actually, it's called dynamic service registration and you need
both the INSTANCE_NAME parameter and the SERVICE_NAMES parameter
defined in the init.ora. Then, when the instance starts up, it
will register the services it supports with the listener(s).
Jon Walthour
--- Original Message
According to the doc, the default value for service_names is db_name.db_domain.
Shouldn't the default value be sufficient?
(I haven't actually tried it yet).
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Alex, you are correct. And that's how it worked in 8.1.6.
But due to some unknown 'feature' one has to explicitly set the
service_names and instance_name in the init .ora file as a workaround to be
able to use auto-register feature in 8.1.7. Again, only if using the default
listener name
Just installed p1859778_8162_Solaris patch for listener security problems.
Before I installed it - everything was hunky-dory.
Afterwards the listener wouldn't start any 'services'.
Haven't tried metallink yet.
Anybody had this problem?
(Using 8.1.6.2 on Sun Solaris)
TIA -
john f. lewis
multiple listener address to register with. For example:
LOCAL_LISTENER = (ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=db01.acme.com)(PORT=1521))
(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=db02.acme.com)(PORT=1521))(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TC
P)(HOST=db03.acme.com)(PORT=1521)))
Jon Walthour
- Original Message
Kempf
What is your external procedure doing?.
We have seen this problem when trying to use external procedures to run
remote unix commands.
The solution was to have a seperate external procedure listener which you
can start seperately from the standard listener(you may already be ding
giving me an error message but I was requesting
url's with my C program and getting error connects back. Thought I was
overloading the listener but that was not the case.
I appreciate the input.
thanks
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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 4:16 AM
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First Off, I would like to thank everyone who replied yesterday, your
answers were most helpful!
Today, I am facing a new puzzle. I am currently running 3 databases on a
server, but only two of them are listed in the listener.ora (bdw and rcvr).
If I do a 'lsnrctl status' it shows a listener
In 8i you do not need to include services in the listener. Listener itself
can find out what databases are running and need it services
Alex Hillman
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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 12:35 PM
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First Off, I would like to thank
Hi Gurus
Normally the listener use 1521 port.I want to change other port like 1524.I
make change on listener.ora file.Is is required to add entry 1524 into other
file.If yes,then which file on WIN2000 OS.
Thanks
-Seema
_
Get your
With 8i, the databases automatically register with the listener. You can disable it
by pointing to a port that is not used by a listener.
In the initSID.ora put the following entry:
local_listener = (address = (protocol = tcp)(host = mymachine.mydomain.com)(port =
1522))
Jay Hostetter
In Oracle 8i a database will self register with the default listener
even if you do not have it defined. There are parameters that you
can put in your init.ora to prevent this.
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First Off
in the listener. Listener itself
can find out what databases are running and need it services
Alex Hillman
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First Off, I would like to thank everyone who replied yesterday, your
answers were
Need to change tnsnames.ora for aliases that reference that listener. If
not using ONS, need to make this change on each client's tnsnames.ora
also.
Rodd
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Hi Gurus
Normally
I want to know which file is equivalent in WIN2000 to /etc/services in unix.
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Need to change
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Need to change tnsnames.ora for aliases that reference that listener. If
not using ONS, need to make this change on each client's tnsnames.ora
also.
Rodd
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Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 10:05:58 -0800
Need to change tnsnames.ora for aliases that reference that listener. If
not using ONS, need to make this change on each client's tnsnames.ora
also.
Rodd
Original Message
Hello gurus,
I have written a plsql package which incorporates an external C procedure
and therefore utilizes a callout listener and am having problems with the
callout listener losing connection in the middle of my program
Has anyone out there had any sort of similar problems using an external
Kempf, Reed wrote:
Hello gurus,
I have written a plsql package which incorporates an external C procedure
and therefore utilizes a callout listener and am having problems with the
callout listener losing connection in the middle of my program
Has anyone out there had any sort
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I have to restart my callout listener to have my program successfully run.
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Hi,
Please check this
Thanks
Muthu
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CERT Advisory CA-2001-16 Oracle 8i contains buffer overflow in TNS listener
Original release date: July 03, 2001
Last revised: --
Source: CERT/CC
A complete revision history
PSE's, you don't
have to deinstall it before applying one of the above
PSE's.
The following alerts document the various listener
bugs and their respective patches (same as the list
above):
Note: 151259.1 ALERT: Buffer Overflow Vulnerability
in the Oracle8i Listener
Note: 151260.1 ALERT: Oracle SQL
On our AIX servers we were having problems every 2-3 weeks with
listeners hanging. We finally turned off listener logging, and now we
very seldom see the problem.
Go figger
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Hi all!
The following replacement PSE's for listener security
bugs 1656431 and 1814117 are available on metalink:
For 8.1.7.1: 1859604
For 8.1.6.3: 1859654
These are the only replacement PSE's of which I'm
aware, but I expect that replacement PSE's for
different releases and OS's
On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 09:45:29AM -0800, A. Bardeen wrote:
To download these patches from metalink:
Select Patches from the left hand menu
Click on the red == Click here for Patches
released after February 19, 2001 and for all
Application Patches. link
Enter one of the above patch
sessions error (this is verified by
connection to SQLNET on both instances). A
At the same time the listener on serverA freezes up with anywhere from 400-600
ESTABLISHED connections against port 1521 - the SQLNET LISTENER.
I'm capturing TNSPING times from server_B to SID_A. I'm also capturing
One day, in the far, far future, Oracle products will all be using the same
tnsnames.ora and listener.ora files.
They will reside in the default_home, and all the Oracle products will
respect each other and not try to create listener processes that try to
listen on the same ports...
Patrice
and not try to create listener processes that try to
listen on the same ports...
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
Systems Admin Operations | Admin. et Exploit. des systèmes
Technology Services| Services technologiques
Informatics Branch | Direction de
to create listener processes that try to
listen on the same ports...
Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
Systems Admin Operations | Admin. et Exploit. des systèmes
Technology Services| Services technologiques
Informatics Branch | Direction de l'informatique
:53 PM
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One day, in the far, far future, Oracle products will all be using the same
tnsnames.ora and listener.ora files.
They will reside in the default_home, and all the Oracle products will
respect each other and not try to create listener processes
FYI.
http://xforce.iss.net/alerts/advise82.php
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everybody,
I have problems starting a listener on creatded in the net8assistant on
Sun
Solaris. When I try to start the listener with the command start in the
LSNRCTL I get the following error message:
TNS-01201: Listener cannot find executable
/opt/oracle/product/8.0.6/bin/mtipdb for SID
Hi everybody,
I have problems starting a listener on creatded in the net8assistant on Sun
Solaris. When I try to start the listener with the command start in the
LSNRCTL I get the following error message:
TNS-01201: Listener cannot find executable
/opt/oracle/product/8.0.6/bin/mtipdb for SID
I was wondering if you could help me debug a problem. I have the following
tnsnames on an app server. And when the primary listener is down it does not
attempt to connect to the second address.
was.world=
(description =
(load_balance=off)
(failover=on)
(address=(protocol=tcp
Hi
I have problems configurating a listener on SUN-Solaris.
My ORACLE_HOME is set to /opt/oracle/product/8.0.6 as environment variable.
In my listener.ora file I have defined SID description ORACLE
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Sorry, I was to fast sending the first mail...
I have problems configurating a listener on SUN-Solaris.
My ORACLE_HOME is set to /opt/oracle/product/8.0.6 as environment variable.
In my listener.ora file I have defined SID description Oracle Home Directory
as /opt/oracle/product/8.0.6
Why
Has anybody come across the following error message in the listener.log, and
know what the resolution is.
TNS-12500: TNS:listener failed to start a dedicated server process
TNS-12540: TNS:internal limit restriction exceeded
TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
TNS-00510: Internal limit
If I have a seperate external procedure listener does it get automatically
started when the database is started?. If not how can I ensure it is started
when the database is started.
John
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Out of space on the file system I believe.
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Has anybody come across the following error message in the listener.log, and
know what the resolution is.
TNS-12500: TNS:listener failed to
Title: RE: Listener problems
-Original Message-
From: zabair ahmed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Has anybody come across the following error message in the
listener.log, and
know what the resolution is.
TNS-12500: TNS:listener failed to start a dedicated server process
TNS
You are out of space on that filesystem.
Check the size of your log files, as they are likely
responsible for consuming a lot of space.
Also check in the cdump directory for core files.
Jared
On Thursday 31 May 2001 09:16, zabair ahmed wrote:
Has anybody come across the following error
Take a look at /var/adm/messages for any reported errors
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Has anybody come across the following error message in the listener.log, and
know what the resolution is.
TNS-12500:
Hi
Sorry if I sound naive!
But do we have to boot the server in Solaris 8
TOO (!!) in order to change the kernel?
What is the procedure for changing the kernel
Thanks
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On Tue, 29 May 2001,Cyril Thankappan scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon:
-
-Hi
-
- Sorry if I sound naive!
-
- But do we have to boot the server in Solaris 8
- TOO (!!) in order to change the kernel?
-
- What is the procedure for changing the kernel
-
* Thanks
As far as I know, if you
On Solaris, you don't actually have to change the kernel, but you
do need to edit the file /etc/system, and these changes require
a reboot to become effective.
I know this to be true through 2.7, not sure about 8.
Jared
On Tuesday 29 May 2001 11:28, Cyril Thankappan wrote:
Hi
Sorry if I
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Subject: Odd core dump - possibly listener related
Hello all,
My mini-me (aka Junior DBA) noticed a core dump this morning. Good,
attention to detail. However, there's no unusual errors in the alert log
for either databases on this host
in the listener log
at all. The core dump says something about pseudo cursor and references a
port that isn't dedicated to the listener.
Here's my take on it: The database is fine. The listener is fine. The
app is fine. With nothing in the logs I have no idea where to look. I
don't even know how
Message-
From: Koivu, Lisa [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 10:57 AM
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Subject: Odd core dump - possibly listener related
Hello all,
My mini-me (aka Junior DBA) noticed a core dump this morning. Good
Hello all,
My mini-me (aka
Junior DBA) noticed a core dump this morning. Good, attention to
detail. However, there's no unusual errors in the alert log for either
databases on this host and there's no errors in the listener log at all.
The core dump says something about pseudo cursor
) noticed a core dump this morning. Good,
attention to detail. However, there's no unusual errors in the alert log
for either databases on this host and there's no errors in the listener
log
at all. The core dump says something about pseudo cursor and references a
port that isn't dedicated
, Lisa [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 10:57 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Odd core dump - possibly listener related
Hello all,
My mini-me (aka Junior DBA) noticed a core dump this morning. Good,
attention to detail. However, there's
Lisa,
I have missed your input lately.. The BEST of luck on your new job.
ROR mª¿ªm
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Author: Ron Rogers
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Hi ,
Your problem is actually highlighted on the error message "Solaris Error: 12: Not enough space"
It is more of an Operating system resource issue. I gather that you are running about 8 instances on this machine ,right?
Shutdown couple of unused or low priority instances and see whether you
Title: RE: Sun Solaris 8 - Listener failed to start a dedicated server p
Thank you everybody for your suggestions. To recap, I had the following suggestions:
- purge listener.log (Shahid Nasir)
- check max number of processes vs. max number of processes per user (John Kanagaraj)
- swap space
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