Re: Oracle Intelligent Agent

Hello Frank,

I actually meant that I restored everything after the crashes. The system and Oracle is back to where it was originally. Everything is running as it should.

I meant I was terrified to install dial up networking for a second time and get the same result as the first time. it is quite a job to restore 10 GB of data.

Erich

frank wrote in message <39E20006.B6E1041A_at_home.nl>...
>Did you include the files that go into your Windows system directory?
>If not, re-install the SSF's.
>
>Erich wrote:
>
>> Hello Frank,
>>
>> thanks for the info. I actually restored the complete Oracle installation
>> from my backup tape. Also restored the NT directory from before I
 installed
>> dial up networking. Now I am terrified of repeating the process.
>>
>> regards,
>>
>> Erich
>>
>> frank wrote in message <39E04561.25C18EC7_at_home.nl>...
>> >Try re-installing the Required Support Files, and System Support Files
>> >(Custom installation).
>> >Most installations just overwrite common dll's, and Oracle is quite
>> >picky about the exact version
>> >
>> >Erich wrote:
>> >
>> >> Hello,
>> >>
>> >> have Oracle Workgroup Server 7.3 installed on an NT Server 4, SP4.
 This
>> >> installation has been running fine for the past 12 months.
>> >>
>> >> Last week installed Dial up Networking on this server and reinstalled
 SP
 4.
>> >> After the reboot, Oracle Agent crashed with an error in dbsnmp.exe. No
>> >> matter what I tried, could net get the agent to start - or it would
 start,
>> >> than crash 30 seconds later.
>> >>
>> >> Subsequently tried to uninstall and reinstall the agent. Uninstall
 crashed
>> >> with an error in orainst.exe. Trying to reinstall also crashed when it
>> >> reached oiimpl32.dll
>> >>
>> >> Any help would be appreciated.
>> >>
>> >> Erich
>> >
>
Received on Tue Oct 10 2000 - 03:46:45 CDT