Re: PMON Question

From: Ron Rogers <RROGERS_at_galottery.org>
Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2000 07:52:29 -0400
Message-Id: <10603.115715@fatcity.com>

Trying to remember the syntax but I think that each PID in unix has a PPID = that is the child of the process. If you grep the process id you can = discover the PPID then grep on that process id and work your way down the = chain to find the originating PID.
Like I said it has been a while since I touched unix. HTH
ROR
>>> tswilley_at_agency.com 08/28/00 07:23PM >>>
Hi All,

I'm on Oracle 8.1.5, Unix, Solaris 2.6..... today we had an = ORA-0600 error
with the following trace file message:
ORA-0600: internal error code, arguments: [plio.c: non-reus], [1], [], [], [], [], [], []

When I did a top command in Unix, I could see that the PMON = process was
using 24.8% of the CPU. I know that PMON handles failed user processes, cleans up, releases locks, etc. Here's my question... is there away to trace the Unix PID for the PMON process back to a different PID of a = failed
user job(s) that is/are being 'cleaned up' (in case this happens again tomorrow before Oracle Support can get back to me)?

Thanks in advance,

Tamara Swilley
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