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Thread: SGA_MAX_SIZE PROBLEM

  1. #1
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    Could someone help me with this problem please........

    I have these values set on my parameter:


    sga_max_size = 128M
    db_cache_size = 20M
    shared_pool_size = 30M
    log_buffer = 524288
    # large_pool_size = 32M
    # java_pool_size = 20971520

    Everytime I have SGA_MAX_TIME in my parameter, I got the following message:

    ORA-00445: background process "PMON" did not start after 120 seconds


    If I comment out the SGA_MAX_SIZE, I was able to create my database without having any problem.

    I read the docs dynamic SGA but I am not quite clear about the values and all,

    Could some senior or maybe Jeff or Julian help me to understand better????

    thanks



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    please let me know what is the database version and os because there is a bug but you need to tell me what is the os and database version

    saurabh
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    Increase the number of semaphores if using UNIX. But with these samll values, it looks like you run on NT or 2000. Can you mount the instance with SGA_MAX_SIZE = 64M? How much RAM do you have? I have gotten once the same error. I just don't rememebr now how I solved it :-)
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    I am running Oracle9.0.1 on Windows 2000

    I have plenty of RAM(512K).

    Please advise what I need to do????

    Thanks

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    Tell me first, are you able you mount the instance with SGA_MAX_SIZE = 64M?
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    Julian,

    Yes, I was able to mount the database with the size of SGA_MAX_SIZE=64M. could you please explain to me what happen??? Why I got the above error????

    Please let me know and thanks million as always


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    Originally posted by ashley75
    Julian,

    Yes, I was able to mount the database with the size of SGA_MAX_SIZE=64M. could you please explain to me what happen??? Why I got the above error????

    Please let me know and thanks million as always

    OK, that's what I expected. It is a memory issue/system resources. That, in case it is not an Oracle bug. Which 9i version are you using?

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    I am using 9.0.1

    Please explain more detail for me.

    Thanks Julian

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    Originally posted by ashley75
    I am using 9.0.1

    Please explain more detail for me.

    Thanks Julian
    Have you applied any patches? Sounds like a bug to me. I remember I faced something similar with the unpatched 9.0.1.
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    So it's a bug in 9.0.1(early version). Do they have Oracle 9i release 2 for windows yet ??? If yes, could you refer the patch number ???

    Thanks so much and have a great weekend

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