Jean-Claude Matarazzo wrote:
>
> Oracle for each operating system has a book of installation.
>
> For example, for the Solaris SUN System, you have to set variables such
> SHM_MAX for the shared memory (SGA) in bytes
> other variables for the number of semaphores
> ...
> in the file /etc/system.
> After you have to reboot.
> It's only an idea.
>
> Perhaps, you have to check the parameters set in your INITsid.ORA file.
>
> If you can ask the oracle support, it's better. Oracle had some bugs, and
> perhaps, you have find one.
>
> Félix a écrit:
>
> > Hello:
> >
> > ORA-4030 Out of process memory, followed by ORA-5022. Documentation says
> > that the system is unable to attach enough memory for the PGA, but this
> > error occurs even when there was just one user connected.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
> > Félix
ORA 4030 refers to Operating System process private memory, On Sun OS
you might check the ulimit -v command. It should indicate 'unlimited' in
other words this might not be an Oracle problem. Ask you System
Administrator regarding ulimits.
Dennis
Received on Thu Jan 28 1999 - 08:27:17 CST
