Similar to dts in Oracle.
is there any utility in oracle, similar to DTS in sql. where i came import data from csv file to table and schedule tht process to run in intervals.
i can do it through load data. but how i will schedule it.
Or
how i will write a comand line utility(load data) in store procedure.
thanks
sambit
In Unix, create a cron job to run your loading ; in NT, schedule a batch job to do the work.
yitao
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Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c Release 2
Copyright (c) 1996, 2012 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
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HTTPS Console Port : 7799
HTTP Upload Port : 4889
HTTPS Upload Port : 1159
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ifconfig -a
en0: flags=5e080863,c0<UP,BROADCAST,NOTRAILERS,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST,GROUPRT,64BIT,CHECKSUM_OFFLOAD(ACTIVE),PSEG,LARGESEND,CHAIN>
inet 172.16.28.222 netmask 0xfffffc00 broadcast 172.16.31.255
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lo0: flags=e08084b,c0<UP,BROADCAST,LOOPBACK,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST,GROUPRT,64BIT,LARGESEND,CHAIN>
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inet6 ::1%1/0
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Check complete: Passed
========================================================
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Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 3872
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Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1830
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1830
Port= 1830 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1831
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1831
Port= 1831 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1832
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1832
Port= 1832 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1833
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1833
Port= 1833 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1834
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1834
Port= 1834 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1835
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1835
Port= 1835 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1836
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1836
Port= 1836 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1837
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1837
Port= 1837 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1838
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1838
Port= 1838 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1839
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1839
Port= 1839 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1840
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1840
Port= 1840 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1841
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1841
Port= 1841 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1842
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1842
Port= 1842 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1843
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1843
Port= 1843 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1844
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1844
Port= 1844 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1845
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1845
Port= 1845 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1846
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1846
Port= 1846 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1847
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1847
Port= 1847 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1848
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1848
Port= 1848 is busy.
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/172.16.28.222 and port : 1849
Trying for host : chh-lpar20/192.168.12.23 and port : 1849
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INFO: Setting value for the property:id in the bean:configcmd
INFO: Setting value for the property:platformcmdmap in the bean:configcmd
INFO: Setting value for the property:id in the bean:configcmd
INFO: Setting value for the property:platformcmdmap in the bean:configcmd
INFO: Setting value for the property:configcmds in the bean:configcmdmappings
INFO: Inventory exists: true
INFO: oraInst.loc does not exist
INFO: Gathering system details...
INFO: Registering setup bean
INFO: Building Flow
INFO: No global condition definition found.
INFO: Building the flow graph
INFO: Loaded state AutoUpdatesOptionsUI
INFO: Loaded state UpdatesListUI
INFO: Loaded state finishupdates
INFO: Building the flow graph
INFO: Loaded state prepInstall
INFO: Loaded state decideOCMInstall
INFO: Loaded state autoupdatesDecider
INFO: Loaded state preAutoUpdates
INFO: Loaded state AutoUpdatesOptionsUI
INFO: Loaded state UpdatesListUI
INFO: Loaded state supportedOSCheck
INFO: Loaded state getOCMDetails
INFO: Loaded state mtsDialog
INFO: Loaded state installOptions
INFO: Loaded state getWindowsSecureOptionDetails
INFO: Loaded state getSystemClass
INFO: Loaded state DBTypeSelectionPage
INFO: Loaded state RACDBTypeSelectionPage
INFO: Loaded state nodeSelectionPage
INFO: Loaded state upgradeValidation
INFO: Loaded state installType
INFO: Loaded state quickInstallPage
INFO: Loaded state productLanguage
INFO: Loaded state inventoryPage
INFO: Loaded state getOracleHome
INFO: Loaded state dbEdition
INFO: Loaded state configurationType
INFO: Loaded state dbIdentifier
INFO: Loaded state configurationOption
INFO: Loaded state managementOption
INFO: Loaded state storageOption
INFO: Loaded state recoveryOption
INFO: Loaded state selectASMDiskGroups
INFO: Loaded state schemaPasswordDialog
INFO: Loaded state getPrivilegedOSGroups
INFO: Loaded state prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: Loaded state performChecks
INFO: Loaded state showSummary
INFO: Loaded state setup
INFO: Loaded state finish
INFO: Linking states
INFO: State[AutoUpdatesOptionsUI]: route=NO_AUTO_UPDATES; to=supportedOSCheck
INFO: State[AutoUpdatesOptionsUI]: route=success; to=UpdatesListUI
INFO: State[DBTypeSelectionPage]: route=rac_dbcreate; to=RACDBTypeSelectionPage
INFO: State[DBTypeSelectionPage]: route=rac_no_dbcreate; to=nodeSelectionPage
INFO: State[DBTypeSelectionPage]: route=si_dbcreate; to=installType
INFO: State[DBTypeSelectionPage]: route=si_no_dbcreate; to=productLanguage
INFO: State[RACDBTypeSelectionPage]: route=admin; to=nodeSelectionPage
INFO: State[RACDBTypeSelectionPage]: route=policy; to=installType
INFO: State[UpdatesListUI]: route=success; to=supportedOSCheck
INFO: State[autoupdatesDecider]: route=AUTO_UPDATES_DISABLE; to=supportedOSCheck
INFO: State[autoupdatesDecider]: route=AUTO_UPDATES_STATE_SKIP; to=supportedOSCheck
INFO: State[autoupdatesDecider]: route=success; to=preAutoUpdates
INFO: State[configurationOption]: route=success; to=storageOption
INFO: State[configurationType]: route=success; to=dbIdentifier
INFO: State[dbEdition]: route=oraclehome_location; to=getWindowsSecureOptionDetails
INFO: State[dbIdentifier]: route=success; to=configurationOption
INFO: State[decideOCMInstall]: route=ignoreOCM; to=autoupdatesDecider
INFO: State[decideOCMInstall]: route=requireOCM; to=getOCMDetails
INFO: State[getOCMDetails]: route=success; to=mtsDialog
INFO: State[getOracleHome]: route=advanced_yes_createDB_yes; to=configurationType
INFO: State[getOracleHome]: route=advanced_yes_inventory_no; to=inventoryPage
INFO: State[getOracleHome]: route=advanced_yes_softwareDB_yes; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: State[getOracleHome]: route=advanced_yes_upgrade_yes; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: State[getPrivilegedOSGroups]: route=success; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: State[getSystemClass]: route=desktop_class_yes; to=getWindowsSecureOptionDetails
INFO: State[getSystemClass]: route=server_class_yes; to=DBTypeSelectionPage
INFO: State[getWindowsSecureOptionDetails]: route=basic_yes; to=quickInstallPage
INFO: State[getWindowsSecureOptionDetails]: route=desktop_class_yes; to=quickInstallPage
INFO: State[getWindowsSecureOptionDetails]: route=success; to=getOracleHome
INFO: State[installOptions]: route=advanced_yes_softwareDB_yes; to=DBTypeSelectionPage
INFO: State[installOptions]: route=migrate_yes_clusterware_no; to=upgradeValidation
INFO: State[installOptions]: route=migrate_yes_clusterware_yes; to=DBTypeSelectionPage
INFO: State[installOptions]: route=system_class; to=getSystemClass
INFO: State[installType]: route=advanced_yes; to=productLanguage
INFO: State[installType]: route=basic_yes; to=getWindowsSecureOptionDetails
INFO: State[inventoryPage]: route=advanced_yes_createDB_yes; to=configurationType
INFO: State[inventoryPage]: route=advanced_yes_softwareDB_yes; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: State[inventoryPage]: route=basic_yes; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: Condition of state[inventoryPage]: route=advanced_yes_createDB_yes; to=configurationType
INFO: Condition of state[inventoryPage]: route=advanced_yes_softwareDB_yes; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: Condition of state[inventoryPage]: route=basic_yes; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: State[managementOption]: route=success; to=recoveryOption
INFO: State[mtsDialog]: route=success; to=autoupdatesDecider
INFO: State[nodeSelectionPage]: route=create_and_configureDB; to=installType
INFO: State[nodeSelectionPage]: route=software_onlyDB; to=productLanguage
INFO: State[nodeSelectionPage]: route=upgradeDB; to=upgradeValidation
INFO: State[performChecks]: route=success; to=showSummary
INFO: State[preAutoUpdates]: route=success; to=AutoUpdatesOptionsUI
INFO: State[prepInstall]: route=DOWNLOAD_UPDATES_ONLY; to=AutoUpdatesOptionsUI
INFO: State[prepInstall]: route=success; to=decideOCMInstall
INFO: State[prereqExecutionDecider]: route=executeprereqs; to=performChecks
INFO: State[prereqExecutionDecider]: route=ignoreprereqs; to=showSummary
INFO: State[productLanguage]: route=productlanguage_yes; to=dbEdition
INFO: State[quickInstallPage]: route=basic_yes_inventory_no; to=inventoryPage
INFO: State[quickInstallPage]: route=basic_yes_inventory_yes; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: State[recoveryOption]: route=asm_chosen_asm_not_present; to=schemaPasswordDialog
INFO: State[recoveryOption]: route=asm_chosen_asm_present; to=selectASMDiskGroups
INFO: State[recoveryOption]: route=asm_not_chosen; to=schemaPasswordDialog
INFO: State[schemaPasswordDialog]: route=success; to=prereqExecutionDecider
INFO: State[selectASMDiskGroups]: route=success; to=schemaPasswordDialog
INFO: State[setup]: route=success; to=finish
INFO: State[showSummary]: route=success; to=setup
INFO: State[storageOption]: route=success; to=managementOption
INFO: State[supportedOSCheck]: route=success; to=installOptions
INFO: State[upgradeValidation]: route=success; to=productLanguage
INFO: State[AutoUpdatesOptionsUI]: route=NO_AUTO_UPDATES; to=finishupdates
INFO: State[AutoUpdatesOptionsUI]: route=success; to=UpdatesListUI
INFO: State[UpdatesListUI]: route=DOWNLOAD_UPDATES_FINISHED; to=finishupdates
INFO: Successfully built the flow
INFO: Opening bean stores from which the beans can be loaded
INFO: Loading beanstore from a given input stream
WARNING: Unable to create xml tag for the key:CommonProgramFiles(x86)
WARNING: Unable to create xml tag for the key:ProgramFiles(x86)
INFO: Translating external format into raw format
INFO: Loading flow data beans
INFO: Loading beans from Properties Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:beanstore]
INFO: Setting value for the property:DBInstallSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:CentralInventorySettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_autoupdates_myOracleSupportCredentials in the bean:AutoUpdatesInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_autoupdates_httpProxySettings in the bean:AutoUpdatesInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:AutoUpdatesInstallSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:OCMSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:WindowsSecureOptionSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:RootConfigurationSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Loading beans from Xml Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:beanstore]
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_db_StorageType in the bean:DBInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_db_UseFileSystemForRecovery in the bean:DBInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_db_UseSamePassword in the bean:DBInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_db_ConfigTabSelected in the bean:DBInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_db_CharSetOption in the bean:DBInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_db_InstallOptionSelected in the bean:DBInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_db_managementOption in the bean:DBInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_db_SuperAdminPasswords in the bean:DBInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:DBInstallSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:CentralInventorySettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_autoupdates_myOracleSupportCredentials in the bean:AutoUpdatesInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_autoupdates_httpProxySettings in the bean:AutoUpdatesInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:AutoUpdatesInstallSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:OCMSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Setting value for the property:WindowsSecureOptionSettings in the bean:DBSetupBean
INFO: Set value for bean DBSetupBean
INFO: Loading beans from Properties Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:beanstore]
INFO: Loading beans from Xml Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:beanstore]
INFO: Loading beans from Properties Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:beanstore]
INFO: Loading beans from Xml Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:beanstore]
INFO: Loading beans from Properties Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:beanstore]
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_autoupdates_myOracleSupportCredentials in the bean:AutoUpdatesInstallSettings
INFO: Setting value for the property:oracle_install_autoupdates_httpProxySettings in the bean:AutoUpdatesInstallSettings
INFO: Loading beans from Xml Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:beanstore]
INFO: Closing bean stores from which the beans can be loaded
INFO: Registering the flow views
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.commons.base.interview.common.view.PrereqGUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.commons.base.interview.common.view.PrereqGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [PrereqUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.commons.base.interview.common.view.SummaryGUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.commons.base.interview.common.view.SummaryGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [SummaryUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.commons.base.interview.common.view.SetupGUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.commons.base.interview.common.view.SetupGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [SetupUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.InventoryUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.InventoryUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [InventoryUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.ProductLanguageGUI viewId: ProductLanguageUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.ProductLanguageGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [ProductLanguageUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.OCMDetailsGUI viewId: OCMDetailsUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.OCMDetailsGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [OCMDetailsUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.ConfigurationTypeUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.ConfigurationTypeUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [ConfigurationTypeUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.DBIdentifierUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.DBIdentifierUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [DBIdentifierUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.ConfigurationOptionsUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.ConfigurationOptionsUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [ConfigurationOptionsUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.StorageOptionsUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.StorageOptionsUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [StorageOptionsUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.RecoveryBackupUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.RecoveryBackupUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [RecoveryBackupUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.ManagementOptionsUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.ManagementOptionsUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [ManagementOptionsUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.ASMDiskGroupSelectionGUI viewId: ASMDiskGroupSelectionUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.ASMDiskGroupSelectionGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [ASMDiskGroupSelectionUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.SchemaPasswordUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.SchemaPasswordUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [SchemaPasswordUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.QuickInstallUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.QuickInstallUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [QuickInstallUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.InstallOptionsUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.InstallOptionsUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [InstallOptionsUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.WindowsSecureOptionUI viewId: WindowsSecureOptionUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.WindowsSecureOptionUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [WindowsSecureOptionUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.SystemClassUI viewId: SystemClassUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.SystemClassUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [SystemClassUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.InstallLocationUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.InstallLocationUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [InstallLocationUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.DBEditionGUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.DBEditionGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [DBEditionUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.NodeSelectionUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.NodeSelectionUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [NodeSelectionUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.DBTypeSelectionGUI viewId: DBTypeSelectionUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.DBTypeSelectionGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [DBTypeSelectionUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.RACDBTypeSelectionGUI viewId: RACDBTypeSelectionUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.RACDBTypeSelectionGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [RACDBTypeSelectionUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.FinishUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.FinishUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [FinishUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.PrivilegedOSGroupsGUI viewId: null uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.PrivilegedOSGroupsGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [PrivilegedOSGroupsUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.InstallTypeGUI viewId: installTypeUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.db.view.InstallTypeGUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [installTypeUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.AutoUpdatesOptionsUI viewId: AutoUpdatesOptionsUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.AutoUpdatesOptionsUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [AutoUpdatesOptionsUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.UpdatesListUI viewId: UpdatesListUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.UpdatesListUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [UpdatesListUI]
INFO: Adding View[type: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.FinishUpdatesUI viewId: FinishUpdatesUI uiType: null]
INFO: oracle.install.ivw.common.view.FinishUpdatesUI added to View Type Registry with the key as [FinishUpdatesUI]
INFO: Initial values of Setup Properties :
PROPERTY VALUE
AutoUpdatesInstallSettings oracle.install.ivw.common.bean.AutoUpdates
InstallSettings@78216b59
CLUSTER_NODES {}
COLLECTOR_IGNORE_CONFIGURATION false
COLLECTOR_IGNORE_FAILURES false
COLLECTOR_RESPONSE_FILE
CentralInventorySettings oracle.install.ivw.common.bean.CentralInve
ntorySettings@3241b635
DBInstallSettings oracle.install.ivw.db.bean.DBInstallSettin
gs@1f635484
DECLINE_SECURITY_UPDATES false
FROM_LOCATION E:\Oracle12cDatabase\database\install\../s
tage/products.xml
INSTALL_TYPE EE
MYORACLESUPPORT_PASSWORD *Protected value, not to be logged*
MYORACLESUPPORT_USERNAME
OCMSettings oracle.install.ivw.common.bean.OCMSettings
@3fd83cf4
ORACLE_BASE
ORACLE_HOME
ORACLE_HOSTNAME NTEJANI-VBOX2
PROXY_HOST
PROXY_PORT
PROXY_PWD *Protected value, not to be logged*
PROXY_USER
RootConfigurationSettings oracle.install.ivw.common.bean.RootConfigu
rationSettings@54be8c3e
SECURITY_UPDATES_VIA_MYORACLESUPPORT true
SELECTED_LANGUAGES {"en"}
UNIX_GROUP_NAME
WindowsSecureOptionSettings oracle.install.ivw.common.bean.WindowsSecu
reOptionSettings@d89d7eb
b_rdbmsInstall true
oracle.install.db.isCCRAuthenticationUsed false
oracle_install_IsBuiltInAccount false
oracle_install_IsOracleServiceUserExists false
oracle_install_LaunchNetCA false
oracle_install_NoMigration false
oracle_install_OCR_PartitionLocation
oracle_install_ProductName
oracle_install_RACInstall false
oracle_install_RDBMSInstalling true
oracle_install_autoupdates_httpProxyPort 0
oracle_install_autoupdates_httpProxySettings oracle.install.ivw.common.bean.HttpProxySe
ttings@5fb7565
oracle_install_autoupdates_myOracleSupportCredentials oracle.install.ivw.common.bean.MyOracleSup
portSettings@5a0eddac
oracle_install_db_ASMSNMPUserPassword *Protected value, not to be logged*
oracle_install_db_AutoMemoryOption false
oracle_install_db_CharSetOption 3
oracle_install_db_CharacterSet
oracle_install_db_ConfigTabSelected 0
oracle_install_db_ConfigurationType &General Purpose / Transaction Processing
oracle_install_db_ConfigureAsContainerDB false
oracle_install_db_DiskGroupName
oracle_install_db_DiskGroupNameForASM
oracle_install_db_EnableAutoBackup false
oracle_install_db_InstallEdition EE
oracle_install_db_InstallOption INSTALL_DB_AND_CONFIG
oracle_install_db_InstallOptionSelected 1
oracle_install_db_InstallType EE
oracle_install_db_LaunchDBCA false
oracle_install_db_LaunchODMA false
oracle_install_db_LoadExampleSchemas false
oracle_install_db_MountPointLocation
oracle_install_db_QuickInstallOption false
oracle_install_db_RecoveryBackUpLocation
oracle_install_db_SID
oracle_install_db_ServerPoolCardinality 0
oracle_install_db_SetOracleBase false
oracle_install_db_SkipHARegistration false
oracle_install_db_StarterDatabaseType GENERAL_PURPOSE
oracle_install_db_StorageType 0
oracle_install_db_SuperAdminPasswords *Protected value, not to be logged*
oracle_install_db_SuperAdminSamePasswdForAll *Protected value, not to be logged*
oracle_install_db_SystemClass DESKTOP_CLASS
oracle_install_db_Type 1
oracle_install_db_UseFileSystemForRecovery false
oracle_install_db_UseSamePassword false
oracle_install_db_isRACOneInstall false
oracle_install_db_managementOption DEFAULT
oracle_install_db_omsPort 0
oracle_install_db_racOneServiceName
oracle_install_rootConfiguration_ExecuteRootScript false
INFO: Launching Oracle Database 12c Release 1 Installer
INFO: Started executing the flow in INTERACTIVE mode
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Finishing all forked tasks at state prepInstall
INFO: Waiting for completion all forked tasks at state prepInstall
INFO: All forked task are completed at state prepInstall
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state prepInstall
INFO: Completed executing action at state <prepInstall>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <prepInstall>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <prepInstall>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <prepInstall>
INFO: Validating state <prepInstall>
WARNING: Validation disabled for the state prepInstall
INFO: Completed validating state <prepInstall>
INFO: Verifying route success
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state decideOCMInstall
INFO: Completed executing action at state <decideOCMInstall>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <decideOCMInstall>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <decideOCMInstall>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <decideOCMInstall>
INFO: Validating state <decideOCMInstall>
WARNING: Validation disabled for the state decideOCMInstall
INFO: Completed validating state <decideOCMInstall>
INFO: Verifying route requireOCM
INFO: Get view named [OCMDetailsUI]
INFO: View for [OCMDetailsUI] is oracle.install.ivw.common.view.OCMDetailsGUI@e235e9d
INFO: Initializing view <OCMDetailsUI> at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Completed initializing view <OCMDetailsUI> at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Displaying view <OCMDetailsUI> at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Completed displaying view <OCMDetailsUI> at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Loading view <OCMDetailsUI> at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Completed loading view <OCMDetailsUI> at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Localizing view <OCMDetailsUI> at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Completed localizing view <OCMDetailsUI> at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state getOCMDetails
INFO: Completed executing action at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Validating state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Completed validating state <getOCMDetails>
INFO: Verifying route success
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state mtsDialog
INFO: Completed executing action at state <mtsDialog>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <mtsDialog>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <mtsDialog>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <mtsDialog>
INFO: Validating state <mtsDialog>
INFO: Completed validating state <mtsDialog>
INFO: Verifying route success
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state autoupdatesDecider
INFO: Completed executing action at state <autoupdatesDecider>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <autoupdatesDecider>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <autoupdatesDecider>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <autoupdatesDecider>
INFO: Validating state <autoupdatesDecider>
WARNING: Validation disabled for the state autoupdatesDecider
INFO: Completed validating state <autoupdatesDecider>
INFO: Reading shiphome metadata from E:\Oracle12cDatabase\database\install\..\stage\shiphomeproperties.xml
INFO: Loading beanstore from file:/E:/Oracle12cDatabase/database/install/../stage/shiphomeproperties.xml
INFO: Translating external format into raw format
INFO: Restoring class oracle.install.driver.oui.OUIMetadata from file:/E:/Oracle12cDatabase/database/install/../stage/shiphomeproperties.xml
INFO: Loading beans from Xml Bean Store. [BeanStoreName:oui-metadata]
INFO: Setting value for the property:properties in the bean:oui-metadata
INFO: Verifying route success
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state preAutoUpdates
INFO: Completed executing action at state <preAutoUpdates>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <preAutoUpdates>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <preAutoUpdates>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <preAutoUpdates>
INFO: Validating state <preAutoUpdates>
WARNING: Validation disabled for the state preAutoUpdates
INFO: Completed validating state <preAutoUpdates>
INFO: Verifying route success
INFO: Get view named [AutoUpdatesOptionsUI]
INFO: View for [AutoUpdatesOptionsUI] is oracle.install.ivw.common.view.AutoUpdatesOptionsUI[,0,0,0x0,invalid,layout=java.awt.FlowLayout,alignmentX=0.0,alignmentY=0.0,border=,flags=9,maximumSize=,minimumSize=,preferredSize=]
INFO: Initializing view <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI> at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Completed initializing view <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI> at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Displaying view <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI> at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Completed displaying view <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI> at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Loading view <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI> at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Completed loading view <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI> at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Localizing view <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI> at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Completed localizing view <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI> at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state AutoUpdatesOptionsUI
INFO: Completed executing action at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Validating state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: Completed validating state <AutoUpdatesOptionsUI>
INFO: No updates will be downloaded or applied
INFO: Verifying route NO_AUTO_UPDATES
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Executing action at state supportedOSCheck
INFO: Completed executing action at state <supportedOSCheck>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Moved to state <supportedOSCheck>
INFO: Waiting for completion of background operations
INFO: Completed background operations
INFO: Validating view at state <supportedOSCheck>
INFO: Completed validating view at state <supportedOSCheck>
INFO: Validating state <supportedOSCheck>
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INFO: Checking whether the IP address of the localhost could be determined...
INFO: Completed verification of target environment.
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INFO: Overall status of CVU API call:OPERATION_FAILED
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CAUSE: Failed to access the temporary location.
ACTION: Ensure that the current user has required permissions to access the temporary location.
*ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:*
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- Cause: Cause Of Problem Not Available
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ntejani-vbox2
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Seems to be that if you can't control the content of large long-running SQL statements to parallelise them, don't buy a T-series box as the multithreading capability will work against you.
Therefore we are looking at new servers to run other similar large Oracle apps and appear to have a number of choices within a similar price range
Notably
M3000 - 1 x SPARC VII CPU (quad core procesor)
M4000 - 2 x SPARC VI CPU (dual core processor)
as opposed to the
T5240 - 2 x T2 CPU (8 core processor)
Question is which of these CPU/Core combinations works best...are there performance figures? What's the difference between CPU's and number of cores?
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Oracle process number: 24
Windows thread id: 904, image: ORACLE.EXE (DM00)
**** SERVICE NAME:(SYS$USERS) 2006-07-18 22:20:59.689*
**** SESSION ID:(146.18) 2006-07-18 22:20:59.689*
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KUPM: ORA-39097: Data Pump job encountered unexpected error -44002
KUPM: ORA-39065: unexpected master process exception in MAIN
KUPM: ORA-44002: invalid object name
KUPM: ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_ASSERT", line 283
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KUPM:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PL/SQL Call Stack--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
KUPM: object line object
KUPM: handle number name
KUPM: 1CE0FC44 10592 package body SYS.KUPM$MCP
KUPM: 1CE0FC44 917 package body SYS.KUPM$MCP
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KUPM: In RESPOND_TO_START
KUPM: Killing workers on fatal exception...
KUPM: In check_workers...
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ORA-00447: fatal error in background process
ORA-31666: Master process DM00 had an unhandled exception.
ORA-06533: Subscript beyond count
ORA-06512: at "SYS.KUPM$MCP", line 8636
ORA-06512: at "SYS.KUPM$MCP", line 5794
ORA-06512: at "SYS.KUPM$MCP", line 936
ORA-06512: at line 2I got some help from metalink and my version is 10.2.0.1 based on win2003 server 32bit
ORA-44002 error raised when using the Data Pump based export utility [ID 603469.1]
In this Document
Symptoms
Cause
Solution
Applies to:
Oracle Server - Enterprise Edition - Version: 10.2.0.3
This problem can occur on any platform.
Symptoms
-- Problem Statement:
The following errors are reported while performing a Data Pump based export operation.
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KUPM: ORA-39065: unexpected master process exception in MAIN
KUPM: ORA-44002: invalid object name
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KUPM: handle number name
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but the solution makes me confuse...what to do?
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Hello,
I am trying to migrate from Windows to Oracle Linux, but I'm seeing very poor disk IO speeds. It's probably a tuning thing, but I'm relatively new to Oracle Linux and could use some detailed advice.
I took one physical server and migrated it from Windows 2008R2 to Oracle Linux 6.3 while maintaing the same Oracle version (11.2.0.3 Enterprise with ASM) and the same hardware (quad CPU 48 core HP DL585 G7 with 128GB RAM, 7 LSI 9200-8e HBAs, 28 Samsung SSD Drives). Disk IO performance, as measured using Oracle IO Calibration, was ~7,800MB/Second and 440K IOPS under windows but fell to ~2,400MB/Second and 250K IOPS under Linux.
Oracle Linux and the DB were installed using default values. The Oracle tools seem to have done a great job setting all of the obvious IO tuning parameters like the scheduler, but I figure that there are other important IO-related OS or DB parameters and that I have failed to configure the system properly.
My goal for the migration is sequential read IO speed and I would have bet money that Linux would provide better performance than Windows. I still think that it should. What basic IO tuning should I do for Oracle Linux using ASM and SSD drives?
Thank you!
Some details:
Oracle DB 11.2.0.3 enterprise installed via the GUI with the "Data Warehousing" template
ASM - single disk group, 28 SSD disks, AU=4MB
Oracle memory: Automatic memory management, 64GB allocated
Non-default Oracle params: filesystemio_options=setall, disk_asynch_io=true
Edited by: 975524 on Dec 7, 2012 8:56 AMThanks "dude" for the advice. Unfortunately, I am still seeing low IO speeds.
The default scheduler for OEL 6.3 with the DB pre-install package is deadline, which seemed like a far better choice than CFS. Based on your advice, I tried noop this morning and got the same results. I also tested with and without hugepages and saw only a small difference - at least in IO speed - I did not test overall DB performance. Lastly, I understand the /dev/shm issue, but even with the default configuration I'm getting 64MB allocated to Oracle, which is far more than is needed to test sequential IO - in fact I can get better results by using less RAM.
To answer your questions, I am testing using Oracle IO Calibration, which is an IO testing feature of the Oracle DB that is similar to the standalone Oracle Orion tool. I also performed a few tests using IOMeter, but found that the Linux version of that product was not giving me consistent data. The overall trend was the same however - IO on the Linux version far lower than the same hardware running Windows. The system is functioning very well, so I assume that everything has been installed correctly, but I do not think that it was installed optimally - thus my cry for help.
I am so surprised that Linux is showing slow IO!
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ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channel
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The upgrade was repeated and it always gets the same error at the same spot.
Once the error occurs, if I try to rerun the upgrade script, it complains that objects already exist.
Looking at the \oracle\cfgtoollogs\dbua\<SID>\upgrade1 directory, I see the log file which shows at the end of the file:
GRANT INSERT ON sys.impdp_stats TO PUBLIC
2 /
Grant succeeded.
GRANT DELETE ON sys.impdp_stats TO PUBLIC
2 /
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Rem ===================================
Rem End User stats table format change
Rem ===================================
Rem==========================================================================
Rem Call script to upgrade type dictionary tables from 8.0 image to
Rem 8.1 image format. If they are already in 8.1 image format, the
Rem script will do nothing.
Rem==========================================================================
set serveroutput on
EXECUTE dbms_objects_utils.upgrade_dict_image;
BEGIN dbms_objects_utils.upgrade_dict_image; END;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channel
ERROR:
So the problem is at running dbms_objects_utils.upgrade_dict_image procedure
"This procedure upgrades the type dictionary images from 8.0 to 8.1. The dictionary tables that could be in 8.0 are kottd$, kottb$, kottbx$, kotad$ and kotmd$, which existed in 8.0 or 8.1, when 8.0 compatibility was possible, kotadx$ was created in 9iR2 when we required 8.1 minimum compatibility. The source code is fully exposed for both package header and body."
/rdbms/admin/dbmsobj.sql
If I try to run that same procedure within SQLPlus (after the upgrade failed), I get the error message ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing object. This tells me that the upgrade script actually created the newer version of the dictionary images, but for some reason failed to complete. And so when I re-run the upgrade script, it complains.
We've searched google, SAP Notes, sdn, etc. but havent gotten anywhere. Help or hints would be greatly appreciated.
ThanksHI,
Check below details from oracle Metalink.
Curtesy of Oracle Metalink
A1) Errors connecting as SYSDBA / Internal OR on startup nomount
There is something fundamental wrong with the software / environment
if you cannot connect to Server Manager as a DBA user.
The steps here cover errors such as ORA-3113, ORA-12547: TNS:lost contact
or similar errors connecting to Oracle or starting the instance NOMOUNT.
Check the following items:
A1.1) If possible reboot the server disabling any automatic
startup of Oracle before you do so. This may seem drastic
but helps make sure you are working from a consistent
starting point.
A1.2) Check your environment points at the expected ORACLE_HOME
and ORACLE_SID and that TWO_TASK is not set (Unix) or
LOCAL is not set (NT registry).
Check the USER_DUMP_DEST and BACKGROUND_DUMP_DEST and default
trace directories under this environment for any user trace
files or alert log entries generated. These may help indicate
the cause of the problem.
Eg: ORA-600[SKGMINVALID] may indicate a problem with the
shared memory Unix parameters on Unix systems.
Try to show that any trace file / alert log entry you
find is truely related to the "CONNECT" command by re-issuing
the "connect" and checking for a new trace file / alert entry
at the time of the error.
A1.3) Unix only:
Some Unix platforms need LD_LIBRARY_PATH to be set
correctly to resolve any dynamically linked libraries.
As the user with the problem:
% script /tmp/ldd.out
% id
% cd $ORACLE_HOME/bin
% ldd oracle
% exit
If the 'ldd' command does not exist go to the next step below.
Check that all lines listed show a full library file. If there
are any 'not found' lines reported contact Oracle support
with the output of /tmp/ldd.out .
A1.4) Unix only:
Your 'oracle' executable may be corrupt. Relink it thus:
Log in as the 'oracle' user.
% script /tmp/relink.out
% cd $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib
% mv $ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle $ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle.dd.mon.yy
% rm -f ./oracle
% make -f ins_rdbms.mk ioracle
% exit
Prior to Oracle7.3 the relink command was:
make -f oracle.mk ioracle
If this reports any errors Oracle support will need to see
the contents of the file /tmp/relink.out .
A1.5) Have you installed the Parallel Server Option ?
ORA-3113 can occur if you have installed the Parallel
Server Option but do NOT have a Distributed Lock Manager
installed or running correctly.
Unix:
If the Parallel Server Option was installed by accident
then it can be de-installed by relinking.
Eg:
Shut down any Oracle instances
% script /tmp/relink.out
% cd $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib
'oracle' should not exist so delete it if it present
% rm -f oracle
% make -f ins_rdbms.mk no_parropt ioracle
% exit
NB: Do NOT deinstall the Parallel Server Option if the
database is using Parallel Server unless both nodes
are shut down otherwise database corruption could occur.
A1.6) If the error is on STARTUP NOMOUNT:
Check the init.ora file used to start the database.
This provides the configuration details used
configure the instance. To help isolate the problem
it may be useful use a very basic init.ora file
when starting the instance. If this works then
parameters can be increased / introduced one at a
time to see if there is a problem with a particular
setting.
A1.7) Check for server side trace files which may give more
indication what the underlying problem is.
See section C for details on how to check
for server trace files.
A1.8) Ensure there is free disk space in:
a. Your USER_DUMP_DEST and BACKGROUND_DUMP_DEST locations
b. Your AUDIT destination (Unix)
The default is $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/audit
c. Your Oracle Trace directory if Oracle Trace is enabled
See <Note:45482.1>
A2) Errors Mounting the database
Check all the items in A1 first.
If an error occurs when mounting the database there may be problems
with the control-files or data files, or with resources required to
open these files.
A2.1) The location of the control files are specified in the
init.ora file. Try mounting using each controlfile in
turn.
eg: "Shutdown abort",
edit the init.ora to refer to ONE of the controlfiles only,
"startup nomount",
"alter database mount"
Repeat for each controlfile to see if any controlfile works.
A2.2) It is possible to re-create the controlfiles if you know the
location of all datafiles and online logs, or to restore an old
backup controlfile. Always back up the current controlfiles before
restoring any backup copies or issuing a CREATE CONTROLFILE
command.
The steps for this are not documented here.
A2.3) Unix:
Some unix platforms have a 'truss' command (or 'tusc').
If available this can be used to help trace how far Oracle
gets before the error occurs.
Eg:
% truss -o /tmp/truss.out -f svrmgrl
Keep the file /tmp/truss.out safe - Oracle Support MAY need to see it.
Regards,
Venkata S Pagolu
Edited by: Venkata Pagolu on Mar 10, 2012 12:10 PM
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