On Friday 20 May 2005 09:32, Reinhard Weh wrote: > Hello > thanks all for your help, now it will work fine, it was my fault in > /etc/profile.d/oracle.sh :-( Good to hear that you found the problem and it's working
> > How can I "relink oracle for Async IO" ? You can find plenty of information on this by looking old threads.You can enable async i/o by doing ( Documented in : http://ftp.novell.com/partners/oracle/docs/10gR1_sles9_install.pdf):
1. cd $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib make -f ins_rdbms.mk async_on make -f ins_rdbms.mk ioracle
2. Add “filesystemio_options=asynch” to $ORACLE_BASE/admin/<your_SID>/pfile
3. Restart your database (dbshut; dbstart) to make this change effective.
Check aio is enabled by : "cat /proc/slabinfo |grep kio"
> > Your Information is very useful for me > http://ftp.portera.com/Linux/ Good job Alexei :-)
> > > the information of set > LD_ASSUME_KERNEL > > will differ > 2.4.18 Alexei > 2.4.21 Arun Both will do the job. Actually, you can live without that in 10g (except few apps). However, 2.4.21 is Oracle documented for 9iR2.
> > will it no be important for /etc/profile.d/oracle.sh and /etc/init.d/oracle > to check if we are on x86_64 (uname -i ) ? Is this reliable to decide platform? If so, you are right.
Cheers, Arun
> > regards > Reinhard > > Alexei Roudnev schrieb: > > Arun, I run older orarun many times, and had not a problem with this > > group. But I did 2 patches: > > - changes oracle version to 10.1.0 (in dir name, which do not make any > > sense) > > - removed this check of 'user == oracle' from oracle.sh (I do not > > remember, if it was really necessary; most liukely, not). > > > > His problem is _something nonstandard in installation sequence_. Fresh > > sequence is: > > - install SLES9 including C development and graphics > > - update to ServicePack1 > > (do not create oracle user!) > > - instal orarun > > - edit /etc/profile.d/oracle.sh, correct LD_ASSUME_KERNEL = 2.4.18, > > correct directory ($ORACLE_BASE/product/10.1.0/db_1), correct ORACLE_SID > > - run rcoracle start > > - instal oracle > > - relink oracle for Async IO > > - edit /etc/sysconfig/oracle > > - run 'rcoracle start' again > > - check 'rcoracle stop / rcoracle start' few times. > > IT always worked, and it took about 30 minutes (after SP1 installation) > > to complete everything.
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