Re: Solaris 8: out of memory

przemol,

If your /etc/system is ignored, how did you come to the conclusion it doesn't matter whether there're spaces around = in that file? Knut Talman, the guy posting the message right before you, confirmed spaces are needed, at least for Solaris 6. I forgot to mention we're also using 2.6 (which is 6).

Or you mean since your /etc/system is ignored nothing in that file matters? That's quite understandable!!

Yong Huang
yong321_at_yahoo.com

przemolicc_at_poczta.fm.-no-spam (Przemek B?k wrote in message news:<slrn9ko90f.1nh.przemolicc_at_przemek.pgf.com.pl>...
> I've found solution.
> The syntax is correct and doesn't matter whether there are space
> around '=' or not.
> I suspected that whole /etc/system was ignored and made myself sure
> after some checks. Problem was on OS side not on RDBMS side.
> One of our disks failed and instead root disk we had host spare.
> When I replaced the failed disk all went ok.
>
> BTW I still don't know why /etc/system from hot spare was
> ignored but this is question for another news group.
>
> przemol
Received on Wed Jul 11 2001 - 12:31:57 CDT