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05-24-2005 03:01 AM
05-24-2005 03:01 AM
Statdaemon - High CPU Usage
Hello,
I have an 11i server on which the statdaemon process is using up quite a bit of the CPU (%WCPU = 5937). What could be causing this and, is there a way to bounce this process?
Thanks,
Mark
I have an 11i server on which the statdaemon process is using up quite a bit of the CPU (%WCPU = 5937). What could be causing this and, is there a way to bounce this process?
Thanks,
Mark
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