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Tahir001 <tahir001_at_aol.com> schreef in berichtnieuws
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| Hi,
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| I am new to Oracle, at my work we are using Oracle 8. on NT! where would i
find
| the daily logfiles for Oracle? Or can someone tell me how to find errors
on a
| daily basis.
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| Thanks in Advance
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| Tahir
On Windows the database writes messages about startup,shutdown, important commands and errors and problems in the file <sid>ALRT.LOG. Background processes and user processes write trace files when errors occur. By default this is in directory %ORACLE_HOME%\rdbms\trace. When that directory does not exists, it writes to %ORACLE_HOME%\database. You should check these files regulary, specially when problems arise.
You can change it by setting the init.ora parameters, for example:
- background_dump_dest = X:\oracle\admin\<sid>\bdump (for the alert log and
background traces)
- user_dump_dest=X:\oracle\admin<sid>\udump (for user processes trace
files)
In this example I used the OFA directory naming, Oracle Flexible
Architecture. I think it is described in the Installation Guide or search
for it on otn.oracle.com or tahiti.oracle.com (where all documentation can
be found online).
(This is for 8.1.7, please always specify platform and version in your posts
in the future.)
Received on Sat Apr 26 2003 - 09:10:15 CDT
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