Re: Looping tasks
Date: 30 Jan 1995 05:20:51 GMT
Message-ID: <3ghsvj$2nr_at_earth.usa.net>
In article <603622877wnr_at_youngman.demon.co.uk>, Jeremy_at_youngman.demon.co.uk (Jeremy Youngman) says:
>
>Are there are Oracle users who have, or have had, problems with "looping"
>tasks? For example if a database user does not end his session cleanly
>then when the database is shutdown the user's task (still in a broken
>state on the system) suddenly starts looping? I've had advice about the
>use of "sig-hup" and "keep-alive", but we still have problems from time
>to time so I'm hoping for a "been there, done that, got the T-shirt"
>person who could offer some advice?
>
This problem has occurred on HP-UX, and Sequent machines running
ksh. Oracle Corp warns against spawning Oracle processes under
ksh in general. sh of course is fine. I have not idea if this
applies to you, but I thought I'd mention it, because the description
is exactly the same. It was much improved by using Bourne shell.
Tim Goode |
tgoode_at_infonomics.com |
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Received on Mon Jan 30 1995 - 06:20:51 CET