> hello,
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> Why the 2nd time it fails ???
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> In all files .trc i have the same error :
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> is there a solution to have more traces, logs for this problem ???
Thank you for taking the time to examine the log files, as Sybrand
suggested. It's unfortunate that they don't show any useful error message.
Looking at your sequence of events, my first question is, why are you
trying to do this twice? As you yourself say, it only fails the second
time.
I don't have time to test this myself right now, but here's my guess:
With user-managed recovery, once open, you must shutdown and then
re-mount the standby database before trying to recover or open it again.
So, put a shutdown and a startup nomount after your first 'alter ...
open', and it should work.
The version 9i documentation does seem to indicate that you can resume
Oracle-managed recovery directly from being open read-only, but I know
that with user-managed recovery, it won't work, so I don't see how it
could work under Oracle-managed recovery. The documentation also states
that you must terminate all active sessions on the open-read-only
database before re-starting managed recovery, so you're not losing
anything, other than a few extra seconds, by doing a shutdown and
startup nomount in between open statements.
-Mark Bole
>In all files .trc i have the same error :
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>is there a solution to have more traces, logs for this problem ???
Please, PLEASE, READ the error message CAREFULLY!!!!!!
In your previous post, every error message in the alert referred to a
SECOND TRACE FILE, usually pmon or smon traces.
Do you need glasses, or what? You didn't read the alert carefully, and
you didn't read my response carefully!!!
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Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA
Mark Bole - 31 May 2005 19:31 GMT
>>In all files .trc i have the same error :
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> Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA
I could be wrong, but I understood him to say that he did check the
secondary trace files and still saw only the same error message.
-Mark Bole