Thes System configuration procedures provides information to address this
problem. The solution is to increase the value of nfile and nvnode in param.c.
Then reconfiguring the kernell and restarting the system. I have done this
several time with increasing additional values. (up to +1024 for each
parameter). The result was that the system was operational for a longger time
period, but eventually the same File table overflow will appear.
The OSF/1 v1.3 system, in the absense of Oracle startup is quite stable. It
stays up for months without any visible problems.
The other (less crytical) problems is the absense in the installation manual of
appropriate procedures to start and stop Oracle automatically under OSF/1.
On this system it seems that rc.local has been replaced by more sphysticated
multi-level scripts.
Any help in resolving these problems would be greatly appreciated. In
particular the proble of File table overflow is rather serious.
Thanks in advance.
Carmelo Granja
Carmelo_at_MEDCOR.McGill.CA
Received on Mon Dec 27 1993 - 19:23:25 CET
