What are sxx files in forms90 folder?

9iAS 9.0.2.3.0
Forms 9.0.2.12.2
We use Web forms on Windows 2000. In our %9iASOracleHome%\forms90 directory, we see files like
s1ns
s2io
s2j4
s2ls
s2po
s2to
s2ts
s3gc
s41o
s48s
s49k
together with ifweb90_dump_[number] files. I can safely delete the ifweb90 dump files knowing they're created by forms server crash. But what are the sxx files? Does anybody else have them?
Our development team doesn't recognize those files. Oracle support says they're "not created for Oracle products" and "the names do not correspond to any technical log or trace generated for Oracle".
These files seem to contain some user data while most of it is binary data. The first eight bytes of the files are always x87 (hex 87) followed by seven x0 (hex 0). UNIX `file` command doesn't recognize their type. If they're forms cache data, I'd like to create a dedicated folder to contain them. But I don't know where to configure the forms cache directory.
On some servers, these files could be three characters in name such as sdk, sfo, sic... In that case, the second character is always a letter. But most of them are four characters. In that case, the second character is always a number.
Yong Huang

Hi,
I was very astonished today to find such files in forms90 directory on my w2k box, so I tried to figure out where they come from. I've checked my config files just to make sure that logging and tracing is disabled. workingDirectory parameter in formsweb.cgf is not set. I can confirm most of what Yong Huan says except of the first 8 bytes of these files. Some of these files have x47 and x08 followed by six x00.
However, I did some testing and found out that an empty file is created when a user runs a form with a multi-line block, executes a query, navigates to the last record using pagedown-key and pressing pagedown-key again and again (about 3 or 4 times). The file remains empty. If the user ends his forms-session, the file is deleted. I have not found out yet under which circumstances data is being written to that file.
It would be nice if someone else could confirm this, and it would be very nice if someone from Oracle could comment on this.
Gerald

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