X11 Linux 255 fs limit

Hi,
We think that there is a problem in the solution: WebLogic 8.1.3 and Linux AS 3.0.
We use Xvfb and configure the DISPLAY env. Some applications in WebLogic can't connect to the Xvfb because the instance have a lot of applicationes, and use a file descriptor for avobe 255 to create the unix socket; and X-Windows system non support this (file descriptor for avobe 255 for X).
IBM have a workarround in his JRE. See:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/javasdk/v5r0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.java.doc.diagnostics.50/html/jvmenvirset.html and read the JAVA_HIGH_ZIPFDS env.
Have BEA one solution?

The first thing I would recommend is to upgrade to DAQmx Base 1.5 for linux. You can download it from http://search.ni.com/nisearch/nisearchservlet?nistype=default&filter=+%2BProductLine%3A41+%2BDownloadType%3A%22NI-DAQmx+Base%22+%2BVersion%3A%221.5%22+%2BOSType%3A%22Linux%22+%2Bcontentformat%3Asoftwarelib&ddown=2

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SQLLOADER: Large Data Loads: 255 CHAR limit?

Issue: I'm trying to load a delimited text file into an Oracle table
with data that execeeds 255 characters and it's not working correctly.
The table fields are set to VARCHAR2 2000 - 4000. No problem. Some of
the data fields in the file have over 1000 characters. Ok. When running
a load, SQLLOADER seems to only want to handle 255 characters based on
it's use of the CHAR datatype as a defult for delimited file text
fields. Ok. So, I add VARCHAR(2000) in the .ctl file next to the fields
that I want to take larger datasets. That does not seem to work.
When I set a field in the control file to VARCHAR(2000), the data for
that field will get into the table. That's fine but, the issue is
SQLLOADER does not just put just that field's data into the table, but
it puts the remainder of the record into the VARCHAR(2000) field.
SQLLOADER seems to fix the length of the field and forgets I want
delimiters to continue to work.
Anyone know how to get SQLLOADER to handle multiple >255 data fields in
a delimited file load?
jk
Here is my control file:
load data
infile 'BOOK2.csv'
append into table PARTNER_CONTENT_TEMP
fields terminated by ',' optionally enclosed by '^' TRAILING NULLCOLS
(ctlo_id,
partners_id,
content2_byline ,
content2 varchar(4000),
content3 varchar(2000),
content9 varchar(1000),
submitted_by,
pstr_id,
csub_id)
null

I have been sucessful using char instead of varchar. But having
the optionally enclosed by value in the data has always solved
the problem.

Jdapi 255 context limit?

Hello,
I iterate over some forms with Jdapi, but I hit a "Could not create new forms context" after 255 forms, even If I call Jdapi.shutdown() between the iterations to clean up resources. Any ideas?

Hello,
I iterate over some forms with Jdapi, but I hit a "Could not create new forms context" after 255 forms, even If I call Jdapi.shutdown() between the iterations to clean up resources. Any ideas?

4gb limit on 32bit linux

Hi all,
We have multiple oracle home ( RAC home) on 32 bit linx, i udnrestand there is 4GB limit for applications running on 32 bit linux, does that limit apply to oracle user? Or the databases?
Or individual oracle homes?
We currentl have couple of dbs on there ..
Total size of sga max target is 5Gb
And oracle has utilized 4.5 (total size of show sga, including asm sga) how this is possible? I thought oracle can only max 4 GB?

user9198889 wrote:
We currentl have couple of dbs on there ..And that is a major contributor to the problem. There's very seldom, if ever, sound technical reasons for running multiple database instances on a single sever. The typical reason is ignorance about Oracle architecture and concepts.
In other products, you will create multiple databases using the "+create database+" SQL command.
Some think that this approach is valid in Oracle too. It is not.
Simply put, in Oracle: the "+create database+" command creates the physical database engine infrastructure (called an instance) to run 100's of different logical databases. The "+create schema+" command is used to create an actual logical database. Each schema (logical database) can have its own dedicated storage or can share storage with other schemas. It can have its own resource profile and privileges. Can have its own security (e.g. LDAP authentication, o/s authentication or db authentication). Etc. Etc.
Why use a single infrastructure for all these logical databases? Performance and scalability. You pay once for the infrastructure overheads. Once for the SGA and buffer cache and shared pool and so on. Once for the process monitor and system monitor. Once for the database writer and log writer. Etc.
If you duplicate this infrastructure, you are now doubling and trippling (or more) the resource footprint required for your databases. And by using more resources, less is available per logical database. Which means poorer database performance. Less is available for the operating system. Again, poorer performance.
Yes, there are valid reasons for duplicating this infrastructure on a single server. But this is an exception - not the rule. Never the norm. These reasons are also almost never technical ones, but ones dealing with licensing, version constraints and so on.
In my experience though, 99% of the time this is however not the case when dealing with multiple database instances on a single server. There is no exception at play - merely ignorance. And the inevitable performance and lack of resources issues.

MAX_PATH length in windows server 2012 appears to be 255 Characters still

I understand that NTFS has a 32k character limit, however windows API only supports 255 characters.
I was reading that server 2012 was to do away with the 255 character limit and embrace NTFS 32k limit. What I am finding when creating a long path name in windows 2012 RC build 8400 is that I get a warning about long path names at about 255. I am using the
VHD that MS supplied for the consumer.
The path is c:\\<long name>\<long name>\<long name>\. If the <long name> is equal to 245 that is the end of the game. Once "c:\\<long name>\..." equals 255 that is the end of the game.
My linux servers do not have this issue.
How do I go about resolving it?
Thanks,

The restriction is lifted in ReFS which is part of the file server roll.

Firefox does not start in Linux unless some extension was changed (i.e. activated/deactivated)

== Issue
==
Firefox is crashing or closing unexpectedly
== Description
==
Problem: When I start FF in Linux, it crashes after the cursor is jumping for half a minute. Nothing is displayed. When I start FF from the command line, I get the prompt back after one second without any message. In safe-mode and with all extensions off it always starts.
However, when I change something in the extensions' settings, it may start: If I start in safemode, deactivate all extensions, and restart - here it goes, with all extensions off. If I activate all the extensions again and restart - here it goes again, with all extensions on. If I delete one or more of the extensions' folders in the extensions-directory of the profile (i.e. sth changes about the extensions!), it may start again, too, but not in every case.
What could be the cause of this issue and how can I resolve it?
I use FF 3.6.8 in openSUSE 11.3. The profile-directory I use with FF in Linux is also used by my Windows-FF. As for extensions, I use Greasemonkey, Firebug and Web Developers Toolbar
== Troubleshooting information
==
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print.printer_hl730series.print_margin_top
0.500000012107193
print.printer_hl730series.print_oddpages
true
print.printer_hl730series.print_orientation
0
print.printer_hl730series.print_pagedelay
500
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_data
0
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_height
279,40
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_name
na_letter
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_size_type
1
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_size_unit
1
print.printer_hl730series.print_paper_width
215,90
print.printer_hl730series.print_plex_name
default
print.printer_hl730series.print_resolution_name
default
print.printer_hl730series.print_reversed
false
print.printer_hl730series.print_scaling
1,00
print.printer_hl730series.print_shrink_to_fit
true
print.printer_hl730series.print_to_file
false
print.printer_hl730series.print_unwriteable_margin_bottom
56
print.printer_hl730series.print_unwriteable_margin_left
25
print.printer_hl730series.print_unwriteable_margin_right
25
print.printer_hl730series.print_unwriteable_margin_top
25
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_colorspace
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_downloadfonts
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_jobtitle
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_num_copies
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_plex
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_printincolor
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_resolution
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.can_change_spoolercommand
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.colorspace.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.colorspace.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.has_special_printerfeatures
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.orientation.0.name
portrait
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.orientation.1.name
landscape
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.orientation.count
2
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.0.height_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.0.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.0.name
A5
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.0.width_mm
148
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.height_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.name
A4
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.1.width_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.CUPS/hl730series.supports_spoolercommand_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_colorspace
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_downloadfonts
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_jobtitle
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_num_copies
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_plex
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_printincolor
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_resolution
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.can_change_spoolercommand
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.colorspace.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.colorspace.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.has_special_printerfeatures
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.0.name
portrait
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.1.name
landscape
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.orientation.count
2
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.height_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.name
A5
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.0.width_mm
148
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.height_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.name
A4
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.1.width_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.PostScript/default.supports_spoolercommand_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_colorspace
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_downloadfonts
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_jobtitle
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_num_copies
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_orientation
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_paper_size
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_plex
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_printincolor
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_resolution
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.can_change_spoolercommand
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.colorspace.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.colorspace.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.has_special_printerfeatures
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.0.name
portrait
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.1.name
landscape
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.orientation.count
2
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.height_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.name
A5
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.0.width_mm
148
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.height_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.name
A4
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.1.width_mm
210
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.height_mm
420
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.is_inch
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.name
A3
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.2.width_mm
297
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.height_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.name
Letter
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.3.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.height_mm
355
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.name
Legal
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.4.width_mm
215
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.height_mm
431
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.name
Tabloid
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.5.width_mm
279
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.height_mm
254
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.is_inch
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.name
Executive
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.6.width_mm
190
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.paper.count
7
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.plex.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.plex.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.resolution.0.name
default
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.resolution.count
1
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_colorspace_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_downloadfonts_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_jobtitle_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_orientation_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_paper_size_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_plex_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_printincolor_change
true
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_resolution_change
false
print.tmp.printerfeatures.hl730series.supports_spoolercommand_change
false
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true
security.warn_viewing_mixed
false
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