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I'm going to investigate a very similar one tomorrow.
This one has a complication: when it happens, some Oracle
processes get orphaned and start consuming 100% of CPU.
When the instance is stopped, they keep running until you
kill them... IBM AIX, Oracle 7.3.3
Alexander Pastuhov
Senior Technical Consultant
CSSL Australia, Melbourne
(041 936 3524)
Kerri Leonard wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> When users connect to the Oracle Database Server through Windows 3.1,
>
> they are getting the following error messages:
>
> ORA-12500 TNS: listener failed to start a dedicated server process
>
> ORA-01203 TNS, Unable to Connect to Destination
>
> ORA-12223 TNS: Internal limit restriction exceeded
>
> We are also receiving similiar error messages when trying to print,
>
> logging on to TNVT and in our SQLNET.log file.
>
> The number of processes in the init.ora have been increased. There is
>
> appoximately 80 concurrent users logged on when this error message
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> occurs. Oracle 7.3 is installed on a Unix server version 5.
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> We need to have approximately 300 concurrent users processes.
>
> Any suggestions to correct this problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kerri
>
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Received on Thu May 06 1999 - 06:33:24 CDT