Oracle Process Manager doesn't start anymore - orageneric11.dll

Hi,
we have an OPMN installed as standalone for containing Oracle Data Integrator 11 agent. All was fine until a technical maintenance that reinstalled the antivirus and some other stuff.
Now when i try to start OPMN service it fails and in the event log i see a "orageneric11.dll no found, try reinstalling the software".
Have you got any idea about what happened?
Thanks in advance

Just reinstalled sw

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What is the prb?
thanks.

It could have taken few seconds to get up and OUI would have erred before that.
As long as all services are coming up, you have nothing to worry. If you want, you can increase logging levels in opmn.xml for more details

S9 EPM Architect Process Manager fails to start.

Hi All,
     I just tried doing Hyperion System9 installation and am encountering a problem.
     The Problem is, Installations are all done and the Configuration also seems to be
     fine as i get to know from seeing the Configuration utility window, but once i am done with
     configuring the Performance Management Architect, i tried starting the
     Hyperion S9 EPM Architect Process Manager and it was not starting,even i tried increasing the
     timeout setting for the startup of the dimension Server in the BPMA_Server_Config.xml file.Still
     it failed in starting..
     Other than all the steps mentioned in the doc,Few steps i skipped during the Planning Installation was,
     1.I didnt check the Activate instance option while creating the Planning Instance
     2.I didnt Increase the Heap Size of App Server.
     So could someone please suggest on what is creating the Problem during the startup.

Hi,
For more detailed information on why it is not starting have a look in windows event log. In windows go to administrative tools > event viewer > application
Double click HyS9BPMA_ProcessManager and there should be a more detailed description in the window.
e.g. Service cannot be started. Hyperion.DimensionServer.ProcessManager.Interface.ProcessManagerException: Process Manager could not start because database connectivity could not be established. --->
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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