UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> .........following with all English text ....UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Oracle: configuring Oracle 8.0.5 on an HP-UX 10.20 systemUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> PROBLEMUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> How do I properly configure Oracle 8.0.5 on my HP-UX 10.20 system?UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> CONFIGURATIONUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Operating System - HP-UXUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Version - 10.20UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Hardware System - HP9000UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Series - K580UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Subsystem - Oracle 8.0.5UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> RESOLUTIONUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Perform the following steps to properly configure Oracle 8.0.5 onUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> your 10.20 system:UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Note: This information was extracted from the Oracle 8 InstallationUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Guide (Part Number A64525-01), Section 2 (Setting theUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Environment),UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802> pages 2-4 through 2-5.UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> You can download this document from the following URL (UniformUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Resource Locator):UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> http://docs.oracle.com/f48198/SHIPHOME/DOC/product_0/a64525.pdfUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> 1. Log in as root.UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> 2. Setup the Oracle8 Server environment:UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - Configure UNIX Kernel for OracleUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - Create Mount PointsUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - Create UNIX Groups for Database AdministratorsUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - Create UNIX Account to Own Oracle SoftwareUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - Create a Local bin DirectoryUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - Create the oratab FileUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - Configure UNIX Kernel for OracleUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - Configure the UNIX kernel Interprocess Communication (IPC)UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> parameters to accommodate the SGA structure of the Oracle8UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Server. You will not be able to start the database if theUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> system does not have adequate shared memory to accommodateUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> the SGA.UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> 3. Use the 'ipcs' command to oBTain a list of the system's currentUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> shared memory and semaphore segments, and their identificationUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> number and owner.UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Because the shared memory in HP-UX is dynamically loaded, whenUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> you run 'ipcs', you may receive a message that the shared memoryUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> facility is not in the system. The shared memory driver isUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> loaded after the Oracle8 Server is executed. 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Set the kernel parameters in the following manner:UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - n maximum size of a shared memory segment (SHMMAX)UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - n maximum number of shared memory segments in the systemUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> (SHMMNI)UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - n maximum number of shared memory segments a user process canUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> attach (SHMSEG)UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> - n maximum amount of shared memory that can be allocatedUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> system-wide (SHMMNS)UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Use this formula to determine the total allowable sharedUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> memory:UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> SHMMAX * SHMSEGUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> The parameters in Table 2-2 control the allocation ofUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> semaphores and shared memory. The recommended values areUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> optimal for one instance, and are based on the defaultUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> init sid.ora file. If you plan to install more than oneUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> instance, or to modify the init sid.ora file extensively, setUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> these parameters higher. Oracle Corporation recommends thatUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> you set these parameters as high as possible for the operatingUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> system. However, setting these parameters too high for theUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> operating system can prevent the system from booting. ReferUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> to the operating system documentation for parameter limits.UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> 5. Use SAM to configure the HP-UX kernel with the minimumUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> recommended values:UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> shmmax=4294967295UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> shmmin=1UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> shmmni=100UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> shmseg=10UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> semmns=200UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> semmni=70UploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> Table 2-2 Shared Memory and Semaphore ParametersUploadFiles/200712579/2008291234618777802 /> 
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