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GLOBAL_DEL_OBSO Comment ' A script for obsolete backup and delete it '{2> 3> crosscheck Archivelog all;4> Delete noprompt expired archivelog all;5> Allocate channel CH1 device type disk;6> Delete noprompt Obsolete recovery window of the days;7> release channel CH1;8>}RMAN-00571: ===========================================================RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE, STACK follows ===============RMAN-00571: ===========================================================Rman-03002:failur

corresponding error message, the result has a corresponding error: Sat May 23 17:16:43 2009 ges:potential blocker (pid=17895) on resource wf-00000046-00000000; Enqueue info in file/opt/oracle/admin/tradedb/bdump/tradedb1_lmd0_7210.trc and DIAG trace file Sat May 23 21:28:36 2009 ges:potential blocker (pid=15807) on resource tm-00002391-00000000; Enqueue info in file/opt/oracle/admin/tradedb/bdump/tradedb1_lmd0_7210.

This error has been displayed in the alarm log for two days: Ora-00600:internalerrorcode,arguments:[kcblasm_1],[103],[],[],[],[],[],[] tueaug1209:20:17cst2014 ERRORSINFILE/U01/APP/ORACLE/ADMIN/ORCL/UDUMP/ORCL_ORA_29974.TRC: ora-00600:internalerrorcode,arguments:[ Kcblasm_1],[103],[],[],[],[],[],[] tueaug1209:30:17cst2014 errorsinfile/u01/app/oracle/admin/orcl/ UDUMP/ORCL_ORA_30084.TRC: ora-00600:int

(*) from test1; COUNT (*) ---------- 456128 Luocs@www> exec dbms_monitor. Client_id_trace_disable (' www.luocs.com '); Pl/sql procedure successfully completed. Sys@www> Select Client_identifier from v$session where sid= (select Sid from V$mystat where rownum=1); Client_identifier ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Www.luocs.com Sys@www> Col primary_id for A30 Sys@www> Select Trace_type, primary_id, waits, binds from db

Oracle View trace file step 1. Get current trace file generation path sql> select Tracefile from v$process where addr in (select Paddr from V$se Ssion where SID in (select SID from V$mystat)); Tracefile www.2cto.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------f:\oracle\administrator\diag\rdbms\orcl\orcl\trace\ ORCL_ORA_1160.TRC 2. To open the current session's trace

First:To figure out the difference between resetlogs and noresetlogsNorestlogs, the SCN of the control file is the high SCN from the current log, and the SCN of the Resetlogs control file is from the data file.Second:How to get the script to create the control file as follows: Sql>alter database backup to trace; Then the script that queries the trace file can query the relevant details sql> SELECT a.value| | b.symbol| | c.instance_name| | ' _ora_ ' | | d.spid| | '.

archive logs, as long as a copy can be read and write, then the data The library can also continue to function correctly. So, if any array fails, the database will abort unexpectedly because of the problem with the control file. Solution process: 1. Database aborted unexpectedly 2. Check the $oracle_home/admin/dpshdb/bdump/alert_dpshdb.log file to confirm the unexpected The reasons for this, such as today's content are: Tue Oct 26 16:36:40 2004 Errors in FILE/EXPORT/ORACLE/PRODUCT/817/ADMIN/D

Oracle Some times, of course, I mean very few cases, we will feel our library "Hang", adding the implicit means that sometimes really is Hang, some are not, due to the performance of the problem caused. I met a few times hang, combined with some articles on the Internet, the possible reasons, we should do some of the following summary of the operation, the wrong place you can send mail to me: qiuyb@21cn.com. I. Possible phenomena in database hang 1, the most intuitive is that most of your busi

To view the SIDs and serial# for the current session: Sys@orcl>select sid,serial#,status from V$session where sid=userenv (' Sid '); SID serial# STATUS ---------- ---------- -------- 3 ACTIVE To view the SPID corresponding to the current session: Sys@orcl>select spid from V$process p, v$session s where s.sid=userenv (' Sid ') and S.PADDR=P.ADDR; SPID ------------ 18871 View the path of the trace file for the current session: Sys@orcl>select p.value| | ' /'|| t.instance| | ' _ora_ ' |

A case, view trace file found the following error message D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\admin\dbserver\udump\orcl_ora_5888.trc Corrupt block relative dba:0x09848269 (file 295529) Bad header found during buffer read Data in bad block: Type:1 Format:5 rdba:0x30322d2d Last Change Scn:0xfffe.fffefffe Seq:0xfe flg:0xff spare1:0x0 spare2:0x30 spare3:0x0 Consistency value in tail:0x2d2d3533 Check value in block Header:0xfffe Computed Block checksum:0x91

the background_dump_dest and user_dump_dest that are used to track files, and to clear out trace files that are no longer needed. The following command lists all the files that have been created in the last two weeks. Root> find. -mtime-14-print../janet1_ora_27714.trc./janet1_ora_27716.trc Find large files on UNIX serversThe following commands are useful when the Unix file system is filled up. As you may k

name Context forever, Level 300 '; --Allow 300 bytes of memory leak39, 10270: Dump shared cursors40, 10285: Analog control file head damage41, 10286: Analog control File Open error42, 10287: Error in Analog archive43, 10357: Debug Direct path mechanism44, 10500: Track the Smon process45, 10608: Tracking the creation of bitmap indexes46, 10704: Tracking enqueues47, 10706: Track Global enqueues48, 10708: tracks the buffer cache for RAC49, 10710: Track access to a bitmap index50, 10711: Track bitm

2017.10.20, Guizhou, a city, Oracle 11.2.0.1 Health insurance-related applications function abnormal can not run, check the database alarm log has the following error:Fri OCT 20 16:03:04 2017Trace dumping is performing id=[cdmp_20171020160304]Fri OCT 20 16:03:05 2017Sweep [inc][140434]: CompletedSweep [inc2][140434]: CompletedFri OCT 20 16:12:40 2017Errors in File E:\app\administrator\diag\rdbms\orcl\orcl\trace\orcl_ora_4756.trc (incident=140155):ORA-

general, you can determine which file under the directory is the most recent file, depending on when the file was modified.Sql> Show parameter user_dump_dest;NAME TYPE VALUE------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------User_dump_dest string D:oracleadminora9iudumpYou can also use the following SQL to determine the file name:Select D.value| | | | Lower (RTrim (i.instance, Chr (0))) | | _ora_ ' | | p.spid| | '. TRC ' Tr

| | '/' | | Lower (RTrim (I.instance, Chr (0))) | | ' _ora_ ' | | p.spid| | '. TRC ' Trace_file_name from( Select p.spid from V$mystat m,v$session s, v$process p where m.statistic# = 1 and s.sid = M.sid and p.addr = s.paddr) p,( Select T.instance from V$thread T,v$parameter v where v.name = ' thread ' and (v.value = 0 or T.thread # = To_number (v.value))) I,( Select value from V$parameter where name = ' User_dump_ Dest ') D; -- session for other

① Connect to under Scott, query Scott for the corresponding sid,serial#SQL>Selectfromwhere username='SCOTT' ; SID serial# USERNAME-------------------------------------------------- 133 SCOTT② Open the Tracking for Scott users:SQL>exec dbms_system.set_sql_trace_in_session (133,,true);P l / procedure successfully completed.③ in take action under ScottSql> Select * fromtab; Tname Tabtype Clusterid------------------------------ ------- ----------BONUSTABLEDEPTTABLEEMPTABLESa

862 14:56 CRSCTL_1989.TRM-RW-RW----1 grid oinstall 347 14:56 crsctl_1989.trc-RW-RW----1 grid oinstall 861 15:49 CRSCTL_40869.TRM-RW-RW----1 grid oinstall 412 15:49 crsctl_40869.trc-RW-RW----1 grid oinstall 862 15:57 CRSCTL_2070.TRM-RW-RW----1 grid oinstall 347 15:57 crsctl_2070.trc--cluster ready Services (CRS) daemon/agent trace files:[Email protected] trace]$

Save the SQL Server Default trace file for more than half a year based on the level of protection Project SQL Server audit requirements. Solution Solutionsfor users, Default Trace you can only turn off or turn on the trace, and you cannot modify any parameters. Therefore, we only have to synchronize the trace files to save. Plan to synchronize the *.trc files of the centralized transaction database to the local, long-term storage on the standby server

The trace file is a text file followed by TRC, which records the various SQL operations and the time spent, and, depending on the trace file, we can understand which SQL is causing the system's performance bottlenecks and then take the appropriate approach to tuning.When we operate the Oracle database, a session is generated each time, and all actions are recorded in the session, which are recorded in the trace file.How to use the Tkprof command to vi

.trc: ORA- 12432: LBAC error: zllegnp: OCIStmtExecuteErrors in file/u02/database/usbo/diag/rdbms/usbo/trace/usbo_ora_10704.trc: ORA-12432: LBAC error: zllegnp: OCIStmtExecuteError 12432 happened during db open, shutting down databaseUSER (ospid: 10704): terminating the instance due to error 12432 Instance terminated by USER, pid = 10704ORA-1092 signalled during: alter database open... opiodr aborting proces