Re: FW: slow DBCA start on Sun solaris

Try tracing the java process using truss and see what it's doing all this time.

Either start dbca and use truss -p <pid> to trace just that process, or

Use something along the lines of truss -f dbca

Stefan

2008/1/28 Amihay Gonen <AmihayG_at_ectel.com>:

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> *From:* Alexander Bonev
> *Sent:* ב 28 ינואר 2008 12:51
> *To:* Amihay Gonen
> *Subject:* slow DBCA start on Sun solaris
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> Hi Amihay,
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> we have this stupid issue here on our Sun/QA machine (Sunos 5.10) -> *dbca
> *takes a looong tume to startup.
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> Sometimes up to 10 minutes! And the machine is almost idle at that time.
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> any hint what could that be??
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> Alex B
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> *Alexander Bonev*
> *QA manager / PSO*
> *ECTel LTD.*
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> *E-mail: **alexanderb_at_ectel.com* <alexanderb_at_ectel.com>
> *office: **+359 2 9704472**
> skype_id: alexbonev
> MSN_id: alexander_bonev_at_hotmail.com*
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