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SysAdmin of production system has increased shared_pool_size from 20MByte to
110Mbyte to "correct" a shared pool size error. Shortly after, he began
seeing "too many open cursors" while trying to login via the front-end
(Silverstream).
RTFM says
To take advantage of additional memory available for shared SQL areas, you
may
also need to increase the number of cursors permitted for a session. You can
do this
by increasing the value of the initialization parameter OPEN_CURSORS.
But there's no causal relationship between increasing shared_pool_size and the open_cursors error, is there?
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