Re: Getting orphan processes chewing up CPU Time
From: Ian Sparkes <sparkes_at_primenet.com>
Date: 1996/05/23
Message-ID: <31A3F6B9.3F2C_at_primenet.com>#1/1
Date: 1996/05/23
Message-ID: <31A3F6B9.3F2C_at_primenet.com>#1/1
Mark Wiseman wrote:
>
> After a day's work there are oracle processes running when there are not
> supposed to be. I can go in a kill them but I can't tell the difference
> between valid processes and orphan processes. Does anyone know a way to
> keep the orphan processes to a minimum?
>
> Will also entertain claims that it can't be done.it can definatly be done.
The following process is MUCH easier in X-windows as you can look at both screens at once
I'm assuming you are running on a Unix machine
- Bring up Sql*Dba or Server Manger (depending on DB version)
- Using the the "process monitor" & "ps -ef | grep ora" (or similar Unix cmd) compare valid oracle connections to the running server processes
- Kill Unix server processes that are not actually connected to the database
To give advice on how to keep them to a minimum I'd need more info on your configuration
Ian Received on Thu May 23 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST