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Thread: how to clean up failed instance's SGA

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    I am not sure what happened to the database
    but I tried to startup the database and received error 27100 whch tells me to clean up the failed instance's SGA

    How do I do this ?

    Thanks

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    If just a single instance was running, do the following

    1, ipcs --note the shmid and semid from the result

    2, ipcrm shm

    ipcrm sem

    Note: The command syntax may be different in different Unix platform.

    Also, if you rae running more instnace on the same machine the procedure is little different

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    The posting got messed-up.

    When do they going to fix the hassle with the "LESS THAN" symbol.

    anyway, here it goes again

    If just a single instance was running, do the following

    1, ipcs --note the shmid and semid from the result

    2, ipcrm shm shmid_value from 1

    3, ipcrm sem semid_value from 1

    Note: The command syntax may be different in different Unix platform.

    Also, if you rae running more instnace on the same machine the procedure is little different

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    None of the instance are running

    Are you suggesting to remove the semaphore and shared memory with oracle id ??


    [Edited by hoctro on 05-01-2001 at 08:07 PM]

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    The case I described is when the instance is crashed or aborted. use the "shmid", "semid" given by the ipcs command to remove it, when using ipcrm.

    \Prince.

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    I am not sure who did what to the instance but i need to fix it
    So given the error number, is this the correct way to resolve it ?

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    Doing this way is perfect. If u have anyother instances running you need to find the shm/semid using different way.

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    yahoo!! you are the man gsprince

    does this usually happen ?

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