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just to make it clear: I don't have the problem - was just answering on an =
exchange.
on our machines I'm admin of oracle and solaris. I just had the idea, that =
this might be
the problem.=20
actually nothing happened, because all came to the list. BUT since I don't =
have the problem, I can't=20
deliver any further input.
kr m
>>> RROGERS_at_galottery.org 02/03 4:18 >>>
Markus,
Ignore the previous message about the select from V$PARAMETER, I miss
read the message.
On the OS level change to the dump location and see if there have been
any symbolic links established that piont to the other location. Perhaps
the sysadmin redirected the files because of space limitations.
Ron
>>> roon987_at_yahoo.co.uk 02/03/2004 9:52:58 AM >>>
Somehow the formatting got a bit messy...
=20
SQL> show parameter user_dump
NAME TYPE VALUE
------------------------------------ -----------
------------------------------
user_dump_dest string =20
/app/oracle/admin/fusepw03/udump
=20
Markus Reger <Reger_at_mdw.ac.at> wrote:
normally there can be two reasons
firstly giving a dump file destination=3D20
secondly - hardly dare say - a link?
never experienced that before on a dozen of suns/oracles
kr mr
>>> roon987_at_yahoo.co.uk 02/03 2:48 >>>
9.2.0.4 on HP 11.11
I've got the following paramter set in the database
=3D20
SQL> show parameter user_dump_NAME TYPE =3D
VALUE------------------------------------ ----------- -----------------=3D
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