| oracle 8i service is not starting up after first time [message #100139] |
Wed, 07 August 2002 04:17  |
Prabahar
Messages: 2
Registered: February 2002
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Hai all,
after the installation is over. for the first time oracle is working fine, but after restarting the system it is giving me the "error 1053 service unable start the request". in WINDOWS XP
Thanks and Regards
Prabahar
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| Re: oracle 8i service is not starting up after first time [message #191448 is a reply to message #100139] |
Wed, 06 September 2006 07:04  |
henry.flagler
Messages: 1
Registered: September 2006
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OK. Here's the solution !!!
Disclaimer: This is highly UN-professional but it would help you to make a back up of your data before doing what Oracle/MS professionals tell you to do.
Procedure:
(You must follow this procedure step by step.)
Step 1: Open the services window and start the TNS listener ... if you have the OracleService(NAME) error 1053 problem, then I assume the TNS at least starts without problems.
Step 2: Once the TNS is started, open the Task Manager / Processes tab.
Step 3: Start the OracleService(NAME) from the Services window. Read this carefully before starting it: in the Processes tab at your Task Manager, two new process will appear: ORACLE.EXE and ORADIM.EXE. Usually when people have the 1053 error problem, the ORACLE.EXE occupies some 7,444 KB of memory space and stacks there with no progress. YOU MUST KILL THE ORADIM.EXE PROCESS ONCE IT APPEARS AT THE PROCESS TAB OF THE TASK MANAGER. Click it with your right-mouse-button and select End Process option.
Step 4: Go back to your Services window and you will see that OracleService(NAME) is marked as started, but it is not REALLY started. However, the window of opportunity for your OracleService to be REALLY started has been already opened.
Step 5: Launch your DBA Studio in a stand alone mode. It will list all of the databases that could be mounted to your system if started. Try to log to your preferred database by logging your self with the INTERNAL username/password.
Step 6: Go to your preferred database, expand its tree, go to Instance tree, expand it, go to Database with your right-mouse-button click and select Startup.
Then you must start biting your fingernails and pray it starts with no problems.
If it says successfully started database, then PLEASE copy/paste this procedure at every forum where you posted your question and help other Oracle sufferers. This is by all means the best database created on earth and it must not be left unused because of the 1053 error.
Well, have a nice day. My suggestion is that you do a backup instantly when you start your database and then seek a professional help, for this procedure is absolutely not professional, though the database works perfectly correct.
Best regards, HF
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