Re: Oracle 9i core dump on hp-ux

Hello,
we have similar problem at our site with Oracle 9i, HPUX11.11. I want to know if you solve or found out a solution?  We opened a TAR at ORACLE.

Thanks for your time

Billy Verreynne <vslabs_at_onwe.co.za> wrote in message news:<ao0ssc$m64$1_at_ctb-nnrp2.saix.net>...
> LYZh wrote:
>
> > Currently I hit a core dump with Oracle9i on HP-UX11.Here are some
> > info, can someone through me some light?
> > This dump happens randomly.
> <snipped>
>
> By no means a Pro*C supporter (never mind expert), but I could not see
> anything that is glaringly wrong.
>
> Some random thoughts on what could be causing it
>
> - threading and running out of stack space
>
> - logic error when constructing and populating the
> array structs containing the bound variable values
> and the subscripting it out of range (e.g doing a loop
> using a COUNT property of class as stop value instead
> of COUNT-1 as the enum starts at 0 and not 1)
>
> - something screwy in 64bit HPUX's memory management when
> running a 32bit process (not impossible, I have seen
> some weird bugs in Unix kernels)
>
> But before looking at OCI or the kernel for a bug, I would look at my code
> first... Do something simple like adding a few printf's before the UPDATE
> and dump the SQL statement and bind variable values to a text log and make
> sure that I'm passing valid stuff to the OCI.
Received on Tue Oct 29 2002 - 14:32:29 CST