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It's been a while since I did any sysadmin work but I remember a unix =
command that would check the semiphores in a system and also remove the =
semiphores that were phantom to the system and just eating up resources.=20=
May be some of the DBA/sysadmin members can help you out with the =
commands. We use to do it on a weekly basis just to prevent troubles =
(learned the hard way).
It was something like IPCRM - option. with the input from a IPCS -option =
command.
Hope this helps in the future.
Ron Rogers
DBA OCP
Atl.ga
>>> Cherie_Machler_at_gelco.com 08/03/00 12:56PM >>>
Thanks for your reply. I found the problem. After hanging for 20 =
minutes,
eventually an
Oracle error was produced that said we are out of operating system memory.
As an aside, does anyone have any formulas for calculating what the shared
memory semaphores
should be in /etc/system. I've found a formula for one or two of them =
but it's
hard to know
what to set the others to other then just trial and error increasing them.
Thanks,
Cherie
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