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Thread: Unable to start Oracle Services on NT

  1. #1
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    I installed Oracle 7.3.4.0 on Windows NT 4.0
    I am unable to Start OracleService and OracleStart services. Getting following error...

    Could not start the OracleSrviceORAM service on \\OMS1.
    Error 0126 : The specified module could not be found.

    What may be the problem ?? Appreciate all the help.

    Sanjay

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    check trace and log files (under %oraclehome%\rdbms73(?)\trace and log I believe).
    Try to start database with svrmgr(73 may be svrmgr30 or 23, check in bin\) and see logs/trace for errors.

    To start DB with svrmgrl:

    set ORACLE_SID=<your sid>
    svrmgr30
    connect internal/oracle(or other password, default is oracle)
    startup

    Other 'low level' commands in execution order:

    startup nomount
    alter database mount
    alter database open

    and see what is going on. May be have to reinstall oracle binaries, configure registry, fix OS or hardware...


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    already recreated the services with oradim73 ?

    sometimes this helps

    Gert

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    Make sure you're path has your ORACLE_HOME/bin directory included in it. If not, try a reboot.

    Possibly delete and recreate service as suggested.

    (LND - You need the ORACLESrvcSID Service running in order to connect to the instance - without this it will fail as soon as svrmgrl starts).

  5. #5
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    Yes, Oracle Services must be running (oradim has to be used), as well as account for those services must have all necessary rights - usually has.

    What else makes sense to setup/check are:

    oracle_sid in NT registry
    NLS_LANG to american_america.... both in registry and in create database.
    path to oracle_home\bin is good thing, but not very critical(?)
    oracle.key in bin: THAT ONE IS CRITICAL, if exists in 7.3. Check and set its contents to correct oracle home.






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