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09-04-2007 08:47 AM
09-04-2007 08:47 AM
Dynamic CPU configuration
I'm trying to create a DB in on a machine running HP-UX 11.32. When I run my script to create the oracle db it core dumps. The reason I'm told by oracle support is that I need to enable dynamic cpu configuration. The oracle software adds cpu's using vpar which causes the core dump. Does anyone know what would be the actual setting/command they are talking about?Thanks in advance.
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09-04-2007 05:37 PM
09-04-2007 05:37 PM
Re: Dynamic CPU configuration
"Does anyone know what would be the actual setting/command they are talking about?"
I would ask them what they are talking about ...
At this point I don't even know if you are using vPars or not.
Hope this helps!
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I would ask them what they are talking about ...
At this point I don't even know if you are using vPars or not.
Hope this helps!
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09-04-2007 07:26 PM
09-04-2007 07:26 PM
Re: Dynamic CPU configuration
Hi Melvin,
Are you working on a vpar? If yes, just check the configuration of your partitions and cpu configurations through -
vparstatus -v
Hope this helps, just tell what you get after issuing the above command.
Are you working on a vpar? If yes, just check the configuration of your partitions and cpu configurations through -
vparstatus -v
Hope this helps, just tell what you get after issuing the above command.
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09-05-2007 03:23 AM
09-05-2007 03:23 AM
Re: Dynamic CPU configuration
Hi amit,
# vparstatus -v
sh: vparstatus: not found.
I'm not working with vpars at all. I have not created any psets either. Is it possible to enable RTE on the default pset? My theory is oracle thinks one dual core is cpu is 2 processors. RTE isn't enabled and I'm not sure if this is the problem. That's the closest I can find to dynamic cpu configuration.
# vparstatus -v
sh: vparstatus: not found.
I'm not working with vpars at all. I have not created any psets either. Is it possible to enable RTE on the default pset? My theory is oracle thinks one dual core is cpu is 2 processors. RTE isn't enabled and I'm not sure if this is the problem. That's the closest I can find to dynamic cpu configuration.
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