Statement in resumable session 'SYS.SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01.1' was timed out

I am working on Oracle 10.2.0.2 database on Solaris 10.
I am trying to import a schema into the database but the datapump job was hanging due to resumable timeout. Temp tablespace ran out of space.
Alert log
ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 128 in tablespace TEMP
Wed Sep 22 07:38:24 2010
statement in resumable session 'SYS.SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01.1' was timed out
Wed Sep 22 08:00:52 2010
alter database tempfile '/u01/oradata/DATA/temp01.dbf' autoextend on next 400M maxsize 16G
Wed Sep 22 08:00:53 2010
Completed: alter database tempfile '/u01/oradata/DATA/temp01.dbf' autoextend on next 400M maxsize 16G
Import log
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/GRANT/OWNER_GRANT/OBJECT_GRANT
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/INDEX
The status of the job is executing.
Worker 1 Status:
State: EXECUTING
Object Schema: TAINT
Object Name: AALTAINT_IDX0
Object Type: SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/INDEX
Completed Objects: 160
Worker Parallelism: 1
Now I have increased the size of the temp file and want the datapump job to continue. Will I be able to force it or should I wait for the datapump job to retry after the timeout period?
Edited by: user11971085 on 22-Sep-2010 00:18

Hi,
1) After resumable timeout , it will be resumed
2) You can use one more option
impdp>help
impdp> start_job jobname
It will resume the paused job
Hope this answers your question
Kind Regards,
Rakesh jayappa

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If you believe that the behaviour I describe is a bug in 9iAS, I can send a simple EJB test case.
Keith

Auto-Start Resumable Session upon TTA restart

We use TTA on our administrative servers and we were wondering if there was
a way to start a resumable application session we defined in the object
manager upon restarting the Tarantella server.
Basically we have a monitoring utility that our admins can view using TTA by
logging into our "Monitor User's" (monuser) webtop. It takes a while for
the app to start up and it also graphs some recent historical data, like
"Windows Task Manager/Performance Tab".
The Ideal Sequence of events:
Tarantella Server gets started (or restarted)
monuser's "monitor_app" gets started in the background somewhere and then
goes into TTA's Object "Suspended" mode
Any Admin user logs in as "monuser" and click's on the resumable session
Admin users can go in and view the suspended monitor_app session
Any ideas?
Cyrus

Rob wrote:
CM wrote:
We use TTA on our administrative servers and we were wondering if there was
a way to start a resumable application session we defined in the object
manager upon restarting the Tarantella server.
Basically we have a monitoring utility that our admins can view using TTA by
logging into our "Monitor User's" (monuser) webtop. It takes a while for
the app to start up and it also graphs some recent historical data, like
"Windows Task Manager/Performance Tab".
The Ideal Sequence of events:
Tarantella Server gets started (or restarted)
monuser's "monitor_app" gets started in the background somewhere and then
goes into TTA's Object "Suspended" mode
Any Admin user logs in as "monuser" and click's on the resumable session
Admin users can go in and view the suspended monitor_app session
Any ideas?
Cyrus
Cyrus,
As fas as I know, I don't think you can accomplish the above by just
using Tarantella alone.
One idea could be the following (never tried it personally); after the
Tarantella services get restarted, you could write a script which fires
up the Unix/Linux native client (which can be customized via command
line parameters) as to log in using a predetermined account (eg,
monuser) and start your application.
After a certain amount of time, assuming the application is resumable
you could "kill" the script (and the native client itself) so that
Tarantella can suspend your application.
Thus making, as soon as your admins log in using the monuser account,
they __should__ have "presto" access to the suspended application.
More info about customizing the Unix/Linux native client here:
http://docs.sun.com/source/819-4309-10/en-us/base/indepth/unix_nc_customising.html
Sorry, this is the right URL:
http://docs.sun.com/source/819-4309-10/en-us/base/indepth/nc_running_cmdline.html
Roberto Zini - r.zini<@AT@>strhold.it
"Has anybody around here seen an aircraft carrier?"
(Pete "Maverick" Mitchell - Top Gun)

Repeated Pause and Resume Session in Sun MQ Logs

We are occasionally seeing these below log statements in the Sun MQ log file beineg generated at a very rapid rate. We are running in DEBUG mode (imq.log.level = DEBUG). Any idea what may cause these logs to be generated? I suspect that some JMS client is misbehaving, possibly in a loop, but I dont have any means to identify the JMS client that could have possibly triggered this.
We are using Sun MQ 4.4U1
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Resuming Session [1438103077744758784][1]redeliver
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Resuming Session [1438103077744758784][0]START_STOP
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Pausing Session [1438103091334772224][2]redeliver
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Resuming Session [1438103091334772224][1]redeliver
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Pausing Session [1438103091334772224][2]redeliver
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Resuming Session [1438103091334772224][1]redeliver
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Resuming Session [1438103091334772224][0]START_STOP
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Pausing Session [1438103136476428800][1]START_STOP
[20/Sep/2010:09:50:00 EDT] Session: Pausing Session [1438103077744758528][1]START_STOP
Thanks
Aspi Engineer
Putnam Investments

It's possible the client is either doing Session.recover() or rolling back transactions which would incur those debug logging.

LG Cosmos 2 constantly in "call state" and "data session"

I have had my LG Cosmos 2 for a little over a year, and starting this summer my battery began losing life and I noticed that two icons were constantly on my home screen, "In Call State" and "Data Session" I called Verizon several times and ended up resetting my phone entirely. This ended the problem for a while, but over the last two weeks it has been happening again. Now my battery doesn't last a day, I lose calls, and I am annoyed!
I have data blocked from my plan because I don't use the phone for anything accept for texting and phone calling. I have also attempted to restart my phone, take battery out, update software and roaming capabilities...nothing works. Please Help!!

Sorry about the trouble with your battery vzineedhelp & 0asis. SuzyQ did have some helpful suggestions, but I have an idea on what may be the cause to these ghost data and voice sessions. If you have a data block on your account but at some point previously enabled features on your phone like Backup Assistant or Daily Scoop. These programs will attempt to run in the background and may sometimes even seem to wake your phone up without you touching the device because it's trying to (unsuccessfully with the data block in place) connect to data.
You can turn off Daily scoop messages by simply removing the Data Block by logging into www.vzw.com/spamcontrols and selecting "Manage Service Blocks" then following the steps below:
Launch Daily Scoop (Media Center > Daily Scoop)
Select Menu > Options > Verizon Msgs
Choose 'Off' and 'Save'.
Repeat the same procedure for Menu > Options > Bonus Msgs
Backup Assistant is a little trickier since it's pre-installed on the Cosmos. So if it's been set up or the activation was attempted and is trying to communicate with the network, follow the steps at http://bit.ly/Tf0lIo to reset Backup Assistant while the block is in place.
Once you've ended the Daily Scoop messages and reset Backup Assistant, log back into www.vzw.com/spamcontrols and re-add your data block if you'd like to continue it.
Keep me posted if you need additional assistance.
JenniferH_VZW
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So, i just connected my ipod touch 4g to my laptop and there is an update 4.3.3 available i was downloading it and just as it finishes it says your network session has timed out what ca i do? HELP ASAP PLEASE!!!

i just connected my ipod touch 4g to my laptop and there is an update 4.3.3 available i was downloading it and just as it finishes it says your network session has timed out what ca i do? HELP ASAP PLEASE!!!

Try a direct download:
iPod, iPhone and iPad Firmware Download
Manually install it by holding your "Option" key down when clicking on the "Restore" button in iTunes and select the firmware file you downloaded.

Tried purchasing iTunes music. Put in my apple id and password then i was directed to a 'Terms and Conditions' page. I checked the box then clicked the 'accept' button next page read 'your Session has timed out ' try again with a Done button to click on

Tried purchasing music from the iTunes Store. When the window popped up I put in my apple id and password. Then I was directed to a 'Terms and Conditions' page. I checked the box next to the 'Yes I agree to these terms and conditions' - then clicked the 'accept' button next page read 'Your Session has timed out. Try again.' with a 'Done' button to click on. Oh the same thing happens when i try to download free iTunes. Yes I have tried & tried it again I even logged off and singed back in-- no joy
After accessing my iTunes account I was not able to change anything like my credit card number when I tried and was sent right to the 'Your session has timed out. Try again.'
The last time I purchased any anything was on September 25th 2011 and the 'terms & conditions' page was last updated on October 12, 2011
Does anyone have an idea to what is going on with my iTunes version 9.2.1 (5) and I can not upgrade to a higher version my iMac does not have the intel processor chip.Thank you for your time and help with this matter. You are greatly appreciated

I am having the same problem also! I posted on here about it, but no one has responded with ideas. I called technical support and e-mailed them, the only suggestions they gave was for the to turn off my firewall. But I didn't change anything, so it shouldn't suddenly stop working. Maybe this is just an iTunes issue? But it doesn't even recognize my account anymore, and I cannot log in now.
If you happen to get an answer, will you please let me know what works for you?
Thanks!

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