APPS 11I:과도한 JVM LOGGING FILE DISCOGROUP.0.STDOUT이 생성됨

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APPS 11I:과도한 JVM LOGGING FILE DISCOGROUP.0.STDOUT이 생성됨
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PURPOSE
Unix Server 에 $IAS_ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Jserv/logs/jvm directory 에 log file 이 과도하게 생성 되었을 경우의 해결책을 제시한다.
Problem Description
$IAS_ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Jserv/logs/jvm directory 에 DISCOGROUP.0.STDOUT file size 가 점점 과도하게 증가 하여 resource 를 차지 하게 된다.
Workaround
N/A
Solution Description
Bug:3132644 에 의한 문제로 아래와 같이 조치 하여야 한다.
1. Please apply the latest released TXK Autoconfig roll up patch.
--2005년 10월 가장 최신의 TXK Autoconfig rollup patch는 4104924 이다.
2. Verify that variable s_jserv_std_log is disabled.
-- 해당 variable 은 $APPL_TOP/admin/<SID>_<Hostname>.xml (Applications Context File) 에서 확인 할 수 있다.
Reference Documents
Note. 275567.1 - Excessive JVM Logging Generated In DiscoGroup.0.stdout With Applications 11i

Hi;
Please shutdown all services first, when sometimes pass like 20 min check apps services down or not. Please check alert.log also for any error message
Also see below links
runaway processes
Re: runaway processes
script issue_urgent
If possible Please restart server
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