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  1. 07-06-2007, 07:13 AM #1
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    Preinstallation Check

    Hi,

    How to check the Kernal params in Solaris 5.10.
    Seems like Sysdef doesn't give shm and sem values anymore.
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    All you have to set is SHMMAX, more in metalink doc 169706.1.
    Preinstall checks doc 189256.1, check your platform and RDBMS version for the exact doc.
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    /etc/system - Read the doc before changing this
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    Quote Originally Posted by dbasan
    /etc/system - Read the doc before changing this
    not in solaris 10, we use projects nowadays

    read this http://www.dizwell.com/prod/node/235
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    You are right, excuse me it came outoff flow. Thanks davey23uk for correcting.

    OP has to read the docs, since all the /etc/system parameters have been obsoleted. Need to use the Resource control facility which uses projectadd to set the only parameter shmmax, rest the OS would take care.

    Check /etc/project if set.
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