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Though I'm not particularly a windoze fan, the suggestions to move to unix will not fix the problems you are having.
We have in our shop some very busy databases running on W2K, two of them are 500 gig. They don't give me much trouble.
The busiest is only ~10 gig, but is is *very* busy. It stays up for months at a time, and in fact only comes down for maintenance and/or patches.
Though I much prefer working in Unix, W2k is entirely suitable for running Oracle reliably ( definitions of 'reliably' may vary :)
Have you checked your alert log? Please post the lines that occurred when the database last crashed.
Have you checked the application event viewer?
HTH Jared
On Monday 12 May 2003 08:41, zions swordfish wrote:
> Hi listers,
>
> I'am in oracle 8i on window 2000 server. In this month my database down
> almost everyday and the only thing I can do is stop dan restart the
> database and it makes me curious what's going on with my oracle. Pls anyone
> on this list, can you give me a good solution how to fix it so it will not
> happen again. All suggestions is welcome and very appreciated.
>
>
> Rgrds,
>
> Zettira
>
>
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