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What is LKFILE in oracle [message #569971]

Sat, 03 November 2012 17:39

thiyagusham
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Hello to all ;

oracle database lkfile ( located at DBS )

I googled no information regarding that ...
Please provide any links or some explanation

Thanks and regards
Thiyagusham .G

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Re: What is LKFILE in oracle [message #569972 is a reply to message #569971]

Sat, 03 November 2012 18:01

Littlefoot
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Huh, it seems that you use unregistered Google version (which - consequentially - doesn't have all features turned ON). Because, my Google returned quite a few hits. One of these says thatQuote:

It is a lock file. When a database starts, one of the background processes locks the file (creating it first if necessary). An attempt to start up the database again will fail because the old background process holds the lock, preventing the new background process from getting it.

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Re: What is LKFILE in oracle [message #569974 is a reply to message #569972]

Sat, 03 November 2012 23:31

thiyagusham
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@ LITTLEFOOT

Thanks to you and your Google also ..

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