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Recently on one of our production servers (W2K) the Oracle.Exe was consuming
99%-100% CPU and users were unable to create new sessions, getting ORA-12500
error. Even via server console we could not get a SQL*Plus or SVRMGR
connection. Tried to shutdown DB using ORADIM but that returned TNS-12560
error. Bottom line we were forced to stop OracleService<sid>.
Unfortunatley performance was so bad we were unable to determine which
Oracle process was causing issue. We have our suspicions however =:-0
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So we're wondering if there is a way, when using dedicated server for
session connections of "reserving" some memory to facilitate a connection to
database to try a more elegant shutdown (assuming that it would work)?
If there is another way of shutting down in such a scenario lets hear about
that too!
Seán O' Neill
Organon (Ireland) Ltd.
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