Re: Report coredump w/r25run

Hi,

Thanks for the ideas.

• is there any error messages in alert.log ? NO
• is there any trace file generated ? Not that I can find.

-->$ file core
core: core dump, generated from 'r25run'

Does that mean it's an oracle issue?

Any ideas how to do the equivalent in the VMS world?

Stephen

>>> dunal_at_ubTools.com 08/23/02 11:33AM >>>
Hi,

First of all, we should identfy what casues this problem.

• is there any error messages in alert.log ?
• is there any trace file generated ?

If not,

Identfiy which process causes the core. In unix:

$ file <core_file>

If it points Oracle, generate stack trace from core file and email us.

best regards...

Stephen Andert wrote:

> Tru64 unix and VMS
>
> Suddenly all reports that were working just fine this morning quit
> working. In Unix we get memory fault and a coredump. In VMS we get
> "%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation...".
>
> I have a TAR open already, but I'm hoping one of you guys will be
able
> to point me to a solution or at least some more troubleshooting
steps.
>
> Here's what I've tried and the results.
>
> 1. r25run interactive from 2 different VMS machines and 1 Unix
machine.
> Unix = memory fault and core dump VMS = access violation
>
> 2. Tried connecting to dev database with same results.
>
> Still to be tried
>
> 3. Oracle support said "might be an emulator issue, so try it from
> host." I will try that in the AM when sysadmins come in to let me
into
> the computer room.
>
> 4. Metalink I found Note:1074085.6 which suggested unsetting the
> LOGICAL DEBUG_SLFIND (in VMS ,so I don't know if this will help the
> unix side of the problem)
>
> Does anyone have any other insight that might point me in the right
> direction??
>
> TIA
> Stephen
>
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