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IMO this is absolutely normal behavior and your trace doesn't regrettably provide me any clue what's going wrong. The only thing you can do is either verify your Linux etc/system settings or sign up for a free technet account at technet.oracle.com and query the support and the bug database up there.
Regards,
Sybrand Bakker, Oracle DBA
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> I can't get my Pro*C program to connect to a remote database (I am
> using Oracle 8i with all the latest patches, running on Linux). It
> simply segfaults. However, I can connect fine to a local database.
> The difference is that, when connecting to a local database, I
> simply do this:
>
> CONNECT user IDENTIFIED BY pass;
>
> When connecting to a remote database, I do this:
>
> CONNECT user IDENTIFIED BY pass USING connect_string;
>
> where 'connect_string' is a name properly defined in tnsnames.ora (i.e.
> running sqlplus user/pass_at_connect_string works just fine).
>
> When I turn on Net8 Tracing, here is what I get right before it
> segfaults (IP address changed below, but in the real log, it resolves
> correctly):
>
> nttbnd2addr: entry
> nttbnd2addr: port resolved to 1521
> nttbnd2addr: using host IP address: W.X.Y.Z
> nttbnd2addr: exit
> nsmal: 428 bytes at 0x824bfb8
> nsmal: 1620 bytes at 0x824c168
> nsopen: opening transport...
> nttcon: entry
> nttcon: toc = 1
> nttcnp: entry
> ntvlin: entry
> ntvllt: entry
> ntvllt: No PROTOCOL.ORA file is found
> ntvllt: exit
> ntvlin: exit
> nttcnp: Validnode Table IN use; err 0x0
> nttcnp: exit
> nttcni: entry
> nttcni: trying to connect to socket 8.
>
> --
> Kirk Bauer -- CmpE, Georgia Tech -- kirk_at_kaybee.org -- Avid Linux User
> GT Sport Parachuting Club! http://cyberbuzz.gatech.edu/skydive
> Opinions expressed are my own, but they should be everybody's.
Received on Fri Apr 14 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT
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