This discussion is going on in 1999 isn't it? Even my laptop computer runs 192MB of memory. Memory
is practically free these days.
Barry <odbc_at_mailexcite.com> wrote in message news:01bea4f5$fe479740$6ef893cb_at_dba...
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| Thomas Kyte <tkyte_at_us.oracle.com> wrote in article <
| Hello Thomas,
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| > what is you java_pool_size set to.
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| > It defaults to 20m, has a minimum of 1m ( java_pool_size = 1048576 in
| your
| > init.ora)
| > that might account for it.
| >
| .... A LIGHT COMES ON .... this is a very likely cause and will check it
| first thing in the morning. Since the SGA is the same size as it was
| under 8.0.5 then I assumed there was no new init ora parameters that
| were causing this, but there could be new memory structures that are
| effected by init.ora parameters but not part of the SGA, Thomas do you
| know if this is the case with the java pool ???
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| Thomas if this is it I owe you big time !!!!!
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| > See http://www.oracle.com/ideveloper/ for my column 'Digging-in to
| Oracle8i'...
| >
| > Thomas Kyte
| > tkyte_at_us.oracle.com
| > Oracle Service Industries
| > Reston, VA USA
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| I have seen it and will look into it more.
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| Regards
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| Barry
Received on Sun May 23 1999 - 14:56:17 CDT
