Re: ORA-9368: Windows 3.1 Two Task Driver error with Personal Oracle 7

I could install Personal Oracle on 386 DX at 40MHz with 8 MB RAM physical memory and 20 MB virtual memory on Windows 3.1.

Also, I could mention that it was installed completely. But it's very slow because it has to swap all the time to hard drive because of so "little physical memory".

Alex alexs_at_panix.com

In <dbitting-2501950833490001_at_dbitting-powermac.us.oracle.com> dbitting_at_us.oracle.com (Doug Bitting) writes:

>
>In article <D2vtA9.MoG_at_demon.co.uk>, Tim Holmes
><timh_at_psammead.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>I get the error after installing Personal Oracle V7 onto MS
>>Windows 3.1, and then trying to use just about anything. I can't
>>seem to find anything remotely helpful about this in the supplied
>>help files - can someone recommend a suitable course of action?
>>How can I get more information about whats going on - is there a
>>central error log I can enable?
>>
>>Full text: ORA-9368: Windows 3.1 Two Task Driver unable to spawn
 ORACLE
>>
>>Tim Holmes - Oracle Newbie, Ingres Oldbie, Sybase Maybie
>
>From http://www.oracle.com/support/personalOracle7/po7-tips.html
>
>-=-=-=-
>An ORA-9368 error typically means you don't have enough memory.
>
>The Personal Oracle7 database requires your PC to have 16Mb of physical
>RAM in it (virtual memory doesn't count). If you try to run Personal
>Oracle7 on a PC with less memory, you might get an ORA-9368 error. This
>isn't the only cause of an ORA-9368, but it's the most common one.
>-=-=-=-
>
>Those support pages are there to answer just these kinds of
 questions... :)
>--Doug
>
>--
>Doug Bitting
>Oracle Worldwide Customer Support
>Apple Desktop Products Group
>Disclaimer: All opinions are mine, not my employer's!
>
Received on Thu Jan 26 1995 - 05:49:29 CET