On Thu, 24 Jun 1999 23:29:55 +0800, wanni_at_mbox2.singnet.com.sg (Wanni)
wrote:
Maybe you have to kill the dbsnmp proces which is used by the
enterrprise manager in connection with the database.
Try this first.
>HI Readers,
>
>From what I know, shutdown immediate will terminate all current
>transactions and does a 'graceful' shutdown down. But when I
>'hang' at the shutdown immediate command for sometime, and noticing
>that the disk activity is high, could that mean, it is rollbacking
>some huge huge active transactions in the rollback segments?
>
>We have the shutdown immediate going for about 30mins and it was still
>running. instead, we did a shutdown abort. the next time the database
>was brought up, it was ok.
>
>When we issue shudown immediate again, the same problem persists.
>
>What's the logic explanation here?
>
>Thanks for your replies :)
Received on Thu Jul 15 1999 - 14:52:11 CDT
