OCI 11gR2 Trapping Linux Signals

Greetings,
Is there any documentation that might allude to any possible changed signal behavior with OCI for 11gR2 on Linux platform?
We currently have handlers that call abort() as well as dedicated SEGV and other handlers that are appearing to be broken when run as background processes when linked with Oracle 11gR2 OCI libraries. This would be under RH 5.4 and using Oracle Client for 11gR2. For example, when we call abort(), no core is dropped in certain background processes. If we first set the default handler- either through signal SIG_DFL or with sigaction prior to calling abort(), this drops a core as expected. If we link with other libraries, this problem also goes away.
What we really need is some way to ensure cores are dropped or what to setup to collect cores. Our work-around for abort() works for those occasions, but we're now losing executables with no trace and no core to be found only when linking with OCI 11gR2 libraries.
Any insights greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Edited by: 785338 on Jul 29, 2010 6:00 PM

See also: Re: Oracle-DB-Client 11R2 with perl-DBD: Eating Signal CTRL-C
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