Re: Oracle Server Lock-ups

"Ana C. Dent" <anacedent_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<M6uea.7452$Bq6.2744_at_fed1read02>...
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> You have a problem.

Of course I do, that is why I am posting.

> You have no idea what is causing the problem.
> Therefore you jump to the conclusion that Oracle is broken;
> because "obviously" you have done nothing wrong.

Of course Oracle is broken. This is beyond any doubt. The question is what broke it. I thought I made it clear that I thought the most likely problem was a setting I was missing. I.e. I have done something wrong or failed to do something right. Since I didn't do much I assumed it was the latter.

I listed as much of the configuration as possible in case it would be helpful. If it looked like I was blaming the hardware I am sorry. For the most part I was apologizing for using a Compaq.

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> Are there any messages in the alterSID.log file
> which indicate if Oracle is having known difficulties?

I think you mean the alert_SID.log file. Received on Fri Mar 21 2003 - 12:50:26 CST