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for 8.1.7
We are having problems with new servers with the base release on some
servers SP1 "crashes " the OS SP3 no. S
Hi Dele
I installed Oracle IAS 10g on United Linux 1.0 and It 's running
well. Actually I 'm using Oracle Portal IAS and a Server Oracle
without any problems in a macHi Dele
i am running Oracle 10g on a test and backup server SLES 8.
http //www.suse.de/en/business/certifications/certified_software/oracle/db/1
0g_sles8.html
You have to be on SP3 or newerHi
I have to install Oracle 9.2i on Suse Linux Enterprise Server 8 to an
IBM xSeries 335 (Intel Xeon 3GHz) machine.
I downloaded the intallation guide from the suse.com and I installed
SLES8 wiHas any body installed 10g on UnitedLinux1.0?
if so what are the chalenges?
will you to have UnitedLinux1.0 patch upgrades?
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Chris
On Mon 2004-07-05 at 04 10 "G?ssling Markus " wrote
> Hi
apply patch 3006854
export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL 2.4.19
to run dbca or any java related program have to set LD_ASSUME_KERNEL 2.4.19
runInstaller
ignore all error
press stop when the DBCA shown an eTest.
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Hi Brenda
> We have recently purchased and are in the process of upgrading to SuSE
> Linux Professional 9.1. The box we are trying to
> install on has 2-mirrored SCSI hard drives with an ADAPThi
thanks for the input so far. have to work on the suggestions...
regards
richard
On Wed Jun 30 2004 at 08 02 49PM +0200 Frank Westheider wrote
> Hi !
>
> simply build a vie
Hi !
simply build a view on top of the table or function-based-table and fake
the result by
1) using the userenv-environment to check the connected user and
if this specific user is On Wednesday June 30 2004 9 08 AM Jos? Pitombeira de Carvalho wrote
-How abou this ??
-
-SQL > Select 'string1 ' col1 0 col2 0 col3 0 col4 0 col5
- 2 From dual
-
-COL1 COL2 The only way this could work in 10g with transportable tablespaces
between different os. Other than that your stuck with export or
extracting and using sqlloader.
HTH
Frank
-----Original MessHi !
Am Mi den 30.06.2004 schrieb "G?ssling Markus " um 11 11
>
> I want to install Oracle (runtime) on the linux machine but the the version
> for oracle that i found on the oracle server Frank and I have been doing more research...I think this problem is
bigger than we originally thought. It looks as though SLES 8 2.4.21-226
and higher kernels are breaking Oracle in a bad way. Afterafter several tries I finally managed to get the thing through!
- installed patch 3006854 (is for RH but works fine on SuSE)
- export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL 2.4.1
after that I started the runInstaller
iHi !
i have an Oracle-DB 9.2.0.5 since april running happily on my SLES8
(Test-System already
patched to the latest version Auto-Mode).
But Since the last kernel-patch (2.4.21 215 to 226) thhello
we 're using sles8sp3 with ora RAC ( 9.2.0.5).
from time to time the cm.log file shows
>ERROR DiskPingThread() Large disk IO timeout 167.049 seconds tid
DiskPingThread 6151 file Go out on metalink and download the latest patch set....i think 8.1.7.4 was
terminal release on 8i. That 's what all my 8i databases are....
Unzip it un CPIO or TAR whichever it is and run the OHello
I have to update Oracle 8.1.7.0 to the newest Version of Oracle8i.
What do I need?
How can I do it?
The Linux is SuSE Linux Professional 8.2.
Thanks a lot to all.
cu
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-----Original Message-----
From Peter Jacobs [mailto peter@(protected)]
Sent Donnerstag 24. Juni 2004 17 59
To Hi Mike
>While on the subject of 10G... does anyone else notice that the 10G
>Enterprise Management console spawns LOTS of java processes and consumes
>quite a lot of memory? Maybe I read the proHi
> > that there are a lot of other to-do 's before installing
> > Oracle. Is this the same for suse?
No. Use orarun.rpm. This will set kernel parameters and many other stuff.
SuSE is doing verHi list
I 'm totally new to oracle! I 've never used a client nor a server! But I have
to install it on our SuSe test-server now.
Because I 'm currently evaluating Oracle to be used for the trainHi Andreas
did you read my message a few days ago about deleting /etc/services entries
1830-1849 before installing ?
Have it from OTN.
Solved -this- problem with 10g on SLES 8 and SuSE 9.1 http //www.suse.de/en/business/certifications/certified_software/oracle/db
Chek it out
regds
Sujan
Watson William wrote
>Hi
>
>I did install the orarun.rpm plus its dependancies. AndMike Tierney wrote
> I had this problem also with 10G on SuSE (but not under
> Redhat 9). I found
> the solution in Metalink document 610431.
>
> Open your
> $ORACLE_HOME/ <YOUR_HOSTNAME.YOUR_ > Because i want to mirror my 2 x internally 36g Harddrives I see only the
> option of softmirroring with md under linux. Was anybody successfull
> (over a longer period) to use the inbuilt HardwareHi
> Also in order to get the 10g Enterprise Manager Console to work under SLES 8
> you HAVE to edit your
> $ORACLE_HOME/ <YOUR_HOSTNAME.YOUR_DOMAIN >_ <YOUR_SID >/sysman/config and change
> EMD_URWe are running suse sles 7 2.4.7 with Oracle databases at 9.2.0.4 on IBM
S390. We are evidencing the situation that when a user has completed
oracle work (v$sess_io shows no changes) that the cpu |
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