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In the unix login shell (.login in C shell and .profile in Korn Shell) add
the following:
ULIMIT= unlimited ;export ULIMIT; <-make changes according in the c shell.
If your ulimit is already unlimited and you still get that error.. according to oracle, it's one of their known bug.. you can just ignore that message.
For more information, go to support.oracle.com and do a search on ulimit.
Winnie
Klaus Voss wrote in message <35F93B18.3F9AA719_at_pixelpark.com>...
>Running root.sh after installing Oracle Enterprise Server 8.0.4
>under Solaris 2.6, I get the message:
>
> Please raise the ORACLE owner's ulimit as per the IUG.
> Leaving common section of Oracle8 root.sh.
>
>
>1) Is this a critical failure ? The Installation seems to work so far.
>2) How can I raise ulimit permanently ?
> (Using unlimit in the shell of user oracle doesn't help.)
>3) What does "as per the IUG" mean ?
>
>
>tia
>Klaus
>
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