If it is blue screening it is an OS problem. An application should never
allow a blue screen. Oracle isn't a driver or a low level program so it
does not have hooks into ring 0, hence Oracle or Winzip or Acrobat Reader
should NOT be able to cause a blue screen. (printer driver might)
Jim
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"Ross Luker" <ross_luker_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> We have an IBM Xseries 440 that we have recently increased the RAM in
> from 3.5Gb to 6Gb. The machine runs Win2k Adv Server with our ERP
> system sitting on top of Oracle 8.1.7. Since we increased the RAM,
> the server won't run for more than 2 hours without blue screening.
> Ourselves and IBM have been through the usual rigmarole of testing the
> hardware, drivers, windows config etc, and all seems ok, so it seems
> to be coming down to the apps running on the server, which, other than
> Oracle and the ERP system, amounts to little more than Winzip and
> Acrobat Reader.
>
> Is there any reconfiguration of Oracle or anything like that needed
> once the amount of physical RAM goes above 4Gb?
>
> TIA
>
> Ross
Received on Fri Jun 13 2003 - 10:00:35 CDT
