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Always look in v$system_event first.
In this case, events like '%DFS%' may
give you a clue. There may be some
problem with IDLM locks. Also look in
the alert.log for lines like:
dynamic resource allocated
dynamic lock allocated
-- Jonathan Lewis Yet another Oracle-related web site: http://www.jlcomp.demon.co.uk Günter Gratzer wrote in message <8mjje3$quv$1_at_rohrpostix.uta4you.at>...Received on Sun Aug 06 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT
>Hi,
>I have installed ORACLE Parallelserver (8.0.5 with about 20 patches) on VMS
>(V7.2-1). There are two machines in the VMS-Cluster. If I start only one
>instance, ORACLE is running with more or less good performance. If I start
>the second instance on the other machine, the database hangs every few
>minutes for a while. Hangs mean I can't access the Database even with
>SQLPLUS. There is no problem on the VMS if I look with MONITOR SYSTEM. No
>ORACLE process is using CPU, no pagefaults no IOs. There is enough free
>memory left. After a while I can access the Database again.
>I didn't get any good and useful hints from ORACLE until now. They just
told
>me it's a tuning problem, but they didn't told me how I can find out what's
>the problem and where I should tune.
>
>Maybe somebody had a similar problem and can give me some hints.
>
>Thanks!
>Günter
>
>
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