Hi,
I seriously doubt that the high watermark is the culprit. This AFAIK only
gives the max number of concurrent users that was logged on at any given
time during the uptime of your database. More likely you have some runaway
processes or something or lack of memory (just guessing)
Jack
This is what the manual says:
Oracle Product Document Library(C) Oracle Corporation
Manual: ORACLE 8.1.5 SERVER CODES Reference: A67785-01
ORA-12540 TNS:internal limit restriction exceeded
Cause: Too many TNS connections open simultaneously.
Action: Wait for connections to close a
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License high water mark is exactly that, the max number of
connections to the database(if i remember correctly), what lends you
License high water mark is exactly that, the max number of
connections to the database(if i remember correctly), what lends you to believe
thats the culprit?
Also what is emn0 process?
thanks, joe
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.
Thanks,
Dave
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License high water mark is exactly that, the max number of
connections to the
Dave,
Error 12540 can be raised due to a number of issues. If you have access to
Metalink you will get quite a few documents describing it. Are there any
other databases on the server. If so, and if it is possible to shutdown any
on those, please do that, and then try to start your database. If it
We asked Oracle about that one day. The license high water mark is not a
process that can kill the database. It is strictly an accounting value.
Its Oracle's way of being able to hold you accountable for the number of
users connecting to their database.
Kevin
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e to open a TAR(oh the agony of it) with
Oracle.
Thanks,
Dave
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License hig
With that in mind, I would consider taking down your Listener first. Then
restarting it and your database.
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This is what the manual says:
Oracle Product Document Library(C) Oracle Cor
Farnsworth, Dave
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I mentioned the license
high
water mark as the culprit because I do not see it listed in my
<SID>Alert file any other time
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I mentioned the license high water mark as t
Re-booting the server worked. But I still need to know what caused the
database to shut itself down. I'll let the list know what Oracle says.
Thanks,
Dave
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Dave,
Error 12540 can be raised
Tom,
Bingo! You were the first person to notice that a
shutdown immediate was issued. If Oracle crashes the
db you'll either get an error or nothing at all, but
never a shutdown immediate.
Dave, you need to check for cron jobs or OEM jobs that
can shutdown the db as well as checking who has
pr
I am looking into this possibility now. The network admins all can do this
by simply shutting down the service. It is good to know that if it crashes,
that it will either create an error or nothing at all.
Thanks for the help,
Dave
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Dave,
who else can submit a
Shutdown? Your alert.log file shows someone issuing a "shutdown
immediate".
As far as I know, If Oracle
crashes, you get ne
Ask your SA to check unix level parameters for unix kernal are OK.
You may get those current parameters by using command 'sysdef' and
check with your platform specific oracle installation guide param suggested
in that.
Regards
Rafiq
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Hi Joe,
EMN0 is responsible for AQ. I assume
that Dave is on 8.1.7. If yes, then AFAIK that message related to EMN0 is
just 'normal' behavior
Regards,
Ed
License high water mark is exactly
that, the max number of connections to the database(if i remember correctly),
what lends y
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