Hi Dennis

According to Metalink, an ora-03113 on an already established connection
points to a terminated Oracle executable. This is not the case, Oracle is
still up and running.
Unfortunately, it's windows, so I still have to figure out how to see wether
the user process has been terminated (should be a thread running within the
same process on win ?!).

Stefan

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Stefan - I'm assuming this is the notorious ORA-3113 error? (the text is end
of channel) You might start with Note 1020463.3 on Metalink. It covers the
obvious stuff that should be checked out before digging deeper.

Dennis Williams
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Lifetouch, Inc.
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Hi list

I'm looking for further hints on where to look for problems which may lead
to an "end of communication channel" error.
Any input (especially networking or operating system problems) appreciated. 
The server runs 9.0.1.0.1 on Win2k. Not my box, a coworker has trouble with
the network/sys admins stating that it can't be a network/system problem. I
highly doubt that, since the Oracle service and the listener are both
constantly available. No memory problems either. It's just that in the
middle of the session, the connection goes down the drain.

Any ideas ?

TIA,
Stefan



 
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