From: Darryl Snedeker x52168 <dsnedeke>
Subject: Re: Terrible Technical Support
Date: 1995/08/08
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Patrick, 

This suggestion will not help you out of your current situation but, I'm making
an assumption that you're not going back to version 7.1.4 because you do not
have enough disk space to keep both copies on your machine.

If you intend on supporting a production environment using Oracle, you may want
to consider having adequate disk resources available to account for the problem
you are experiencing at this time.

With respect to the problem you are having,  I believe I may be of help as the
problem sounds very familiar.  As I recall, I performed the linking manually
which yes, does suck, but nonetheless worked.  I will provide the notes I have
kept, but my strongest recommendation is to perform the software installation
ONE MORE TIME, if at that time you are still encountering problems, then you
may feel you have no other recourse but to follow the cryptic notes below.  

Lastly, and this is the part I must do...I must remind you that I cannot be
held accountable for any actions you take.  It is my recommendation that before
administrating any suggestions, coming from any sources, that you should first
contact Oracle to ensure that all steps being followed adhere to Oracle
Technical Support policies and procedures.  If you haven't guessed, this is my
disclaimer and I hope you understand why I must include it.  Feel free to send
Email if anything I have said is unclear.

copy 'genshlib_' from CD/tape to $ORACLE_HOME/lib
decompress using  'iouncomp' from the CD /oracle/orainst
run by typing:  genshlib filename  /* this will return a library name suffix
and
             version number */
then type:  genshlib library-suffix version-number

You may find yourself performing this step for several files and you have no
choice but, to nail each one.

Good Luck

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Darryl Snedeker 		ph# (512) 602-2168
Senior Database Administrator	fax (512) 602-5018
Advanced Micro Devices		Austin, Texas



