Re: Context Cartridges

I have found in the past that policies using certain filter types (in particular MS Word) have a greater propensity to kill the DML server. Have you ascertained whether the DML server is acting on a particular policy/index when it dies? What do your policies look like?

Speaking from experience, you may well find that looking at the trace files etc won't do you much good either, they don't contain great amounts of detail where context is concerned, but may help you to confirm any suspicions you have.

Rod J. Stewart

kiss <ks_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message news:37D6BEDB.5EC309DF_at_yahoo.com...
> We have Context Cartridges running on Solaris 2.7 Oracle 8.0.5.
> Recently the dml personality started dying for no apparant reason.
> When trying to restart it, it won't start until the dmltrig package is
> recompiled.
> After, the dml personality will start, but only for a short period of
> time, and then it dies again.
> Nothing is in the general Oracle error log, and Context only has the
> install log.
>
> I've re-ran the dml package creation scripts, and even re-installed
> Context Cartridges to no avail.
>
> We have close to 1.2 GB's of memory allocated for this instance, with
> nearly 597 MB for shared_pool.
>
> Haven't ran sql trace yet, but most likely will/should.
>
> I've called Oracle Support, and they are looking into it, but thought I
> would post to get others ideas as to what could be wrong, and what to
> look for.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
Received on Thu Sep 09 1999 - 01:32:17 CDT