Large number of FNDSM and FNDLIBR processes

hi,
description of my system
Oracle EBS 11.5.10 + oracle 9.2.0.5 +HP UX 11.11
problem : ther are large number of FNDSM , FNLIBR and sh processes during peak load around 300 , but even at no load these processes dont come down , though oracle processes
come down from 250 to 80 but these apps processes just dont get killed automatically .
can i kill these processes manually??
one more thing , even after stopping apllications with adstpall.sh , these processes dont get killed , is it normal??, so i just dismount database so as to kill these processes
and under what circumstances , should i run cmclean ?

Hi,
problem : ther are large number of FNDSM , FNLIBR and sh processes during peak load around 300 , but even at no load these processes dont come down , though oracle processesThis means there are lots of zombie processes running and all these need to be killed.
Shutdown your application and database and take a bounce of the server as there are too many zombie processes. I have once faced the issue in which due to these zombie process CPU utilization has gone to 100% on continuous count.
Once you restart the server, start database and listener run cmclean and start the application services.
one more thing , even after stopping apllications with adstpall.sh , these processes dont get killed , is it normal??, so i just dismount database so as to kill these processesNo it's not normal and should not be neglected. I should also advice you to run the [Oracle Application Object Library Concurrent Manager Setup Test|https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=200360.1]
and under what circumstances , should i run cmclean ?[CMCLEAN.SQL - Non Destructive Script to Clean Concurrent Manager Tables|https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=134007.1]
You can run the cmclean if you find that after starting the applications managers are not coming up or actual processes are not equal to target processes.
Thanks,
Anchorage :)

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- Multiple App Store Accounts to download the apps, or just the same one dowloading the app each time (as it's for a commercial use, I need one app per iPad)?
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Baptiste

This can be a challenge. The solution we have tried relies upon "gifting" the applicationn. You log into iTunes, purchase the app, then gift it by specifying a delivery email address. You can specify multiple recipients by repeating the process over and over again. The recipient then access the email containing the gift link on their ipad and installs it from a link within their email as displayed on the ipad. We've found in some preliminary testing that there is no need for the email address listed in the iTunes purchase to be the same email address as the iTunes acount address. This would be useful when the gift is sent to a corporate email address, but the iTunes account on the device is a different, personal email address. Whoever clicks the correct link from an ipad can install the app. It's not pretty by any means, but it avoids having to have each user purchase the app on their own and be re-imbursed.

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