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Hi , I am unabel to find the alert.log in oracle installation folder.
Can u help me where to relocate it.
Thanks
Ish Kumar Kapila
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it should be in a directory like
<oracle root>/admin/<instancename>/bdump
You can also search for a file named alert*.log
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Hello Buddy ....!!!
Sorry , dear unable to find the file.
any other way around ... 
Thanks
Ish Kumar Kapila
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I hope this is a stupid question.
But you are looking on the server, right?
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Well Buddy ,
I am new to oracle and did what ever was possible ... but no luck
Thanks 4 the help 
Ish Kumar Kapila
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Without finding the alert.log, it's quite hard to find out the cause for the error.
If the server is windows, open a command prompt on the server where the Oracle is installed, go to each of your drives root (for example c:\, d:\, e:\) and try find the file with dir:
dir /s alert*.log
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Sorry .........
Ish Kumar Kapila
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Then I'm afraid there's not much to work with. The error you got can be caused because of several different reasons. I'm sorry to say, but without getting the details, it's just wild goose chase.
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Sorry for the rant, but even WinXP has a 'search' function in it's Explorer, so you should easily able to locate the file - if it exists ...
{Addition] www.giyf.com
the 4th result (from ora-00603) leads to a response like:
???\oracle\admin\aso\udump\aso_ora_1360.trc
HTH
modified on Wednesday, April 13, 2011 6:10 PM
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We are running SQL 2008 R2 Enterprise server with ASP Persistent sessions and our main data DB on the same 2008 R2 Enterprise server. We're currently experiencing random freezes where all websites and applications accessing the DB become un-responsive.
Has anyone same problem and how you solved it.
Any suggestion?
Thx
We live in a Newtonian world of Einsteinian physics ruled by Frankenstein logic
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The first thing os to start monitoring, what happens in the database.
Open Management Studio and check the Activity Monitor. Based on your symptoms search for processes that have a value in "Blocked By" -column. Since this sounds like it could be a locking problem see if the processes are waiting for lock releases. If you find those, you can search for the process having a value in "Head Block" column, this would be the one (or several) process causing the situation. If you find such process, have a look at the details, what is it doing. This helps to find the problem source in the calling code.
Also check memory and CPU usage,are they extremely high.
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At that particular time yes, CPU 100% (2.27GHz), memory 99% (8GB) and no release. Yes, procedure is identified : UPDATE [ASPState].dbo.ASPStateTempSessions procedure trying to update ASPState table...  and after: life is crashed.
We live in a Newtonian world of Einsteinian physics ruled by Frankenstein logic
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Ok, several possible reasons for this but I guess you should go through the procedure and optimize the statements, possibly create indexes etc.
Also feels like the server could be paging. You could check that with Performance Monitor (Windows) and if the server is paging, reduce maximum amount of memory allocated to SQL Server.
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Yes, I've already done it. In my case Expired sessions were not cleaned. When I release Memory with T-SQL, I allocated these jobs to my Agent, and memory release comes after 30-40 min, (I run job every 30 min) I understand that the problem is session. I am going to try CURSOR-BASED ROUTINE. Hope it will prevent my Server from troubles what cause us all week. If there any suggestions, I would be glad to hear them.
P.S.: Found solution. I replaces ASPState expiry session procedure with Alternative CURSOR-BASED ROUTINE.
Performance came back to normal state. No crashes also.
We live in a Newtonian world of Einsteinian physics ruled by Frankenstein logic
modified on Friday, April 15, 2011 6:25 AM
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Glad to hear you got it resolved!
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hi everybody,
I have a big problem with update statement, let me mention the situation by exact script and results!
first create trans table=>
create table trans(
id bigint identity(1,1) not null,
price decimal(18,0) null,
relatedid bigint null)
Then fill it by this script
Insert into trans (price,relatedid)values(100,NULL)
Insert into trans (price,relatedid)values(100,NULL)
Insert into trans (price,relatedid)values(500,NULL)
Insert into trans (price,relatedid)values(1,NULL)
Insert into trans (price,relatedid)values(1,3)
Now run this query!
Update trans
set price=(case when relatedid is null then (select avg(price) from trans where id<=t.id)
else (select top(1) price from trans where id=t.relatedid) end)
from trans t
After execution of query I expect this result:
id-----price-----relatedid
1 100 NULL
2 300 NULL
3 200 NULL
4 200 3 <======== realy expected!!!!
But this is the result!!!
id-----price-----relatedid
1 100 NULL
2 300 NULL
3 200 NULL <======= #3 row
4 1 3 <===== wrong value, i mean this is the value before update
row with id 3 has been updated before but update doesnt know this!!!!!
WHAT I NEED i need to get expected result from this execution!!!! plzzzzzzzzzzz
modified on Wednesday, April 13, 2011 7:53 AM
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My output looks like this:
id price relatedid
1 100 NULL
2 100 NULL
3 233 NULL
4 175 NULL
5 500 3
SQL Server 2008 R2
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row #5 expected to be updated to 233, not 500
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Not the way it is written.
select top(1) price from trans where id=t.relatedid gives the value in the database at the time of the query not after the update.
You would need to calculate the maximum average in this query.
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djj55 wrote: You would need to calculate the maximum average in this query.
how i could do this?
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For starters, I don't think you have the data in your table what yuo included in the script. In the script you add 5 rows but in the result you have 4 rows, not possible. Seems that you don't have the first row in the database so that makes the different output after the update.
If you truncate the test table and try again with 5 rows, are the results expected.
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I am running a MDX query on a Cube. When I parse or run that query It gives me following error:
A connection cannot be made. Ensure that the server is running. (Microsoft.AnalysisServices.AdomdClient)
No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 172.16.1.86:2383 (System)
When I click OK button , I see the connection to the server is lost.
Then I login to Analysis Service Server manchine, I come to know that the Analysis Service has been stoped.
Then I start the service again and tried to parse the query , It behaved in the same way.
But If I run any other MDX query , It works fine ....
PLease help me in this regard,
Irfan
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So are you saying that when you start the analysis services, it stops when you run a query against it. If that's the case, try to find related error messages from Windows Event Log.
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Do all MDX queries cause SSAS to crash? Or just the one you are trying to run?
Common sense is admitting there is cause and effect and that you can exert some control over what you understand.
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I have a sql statement that counts the units(cable boxes) that were refurbed(had damaged parts replaced) and total units(cable boxes that just went through refurb and had nothing replaced) and its supposed to do this count regularly, (every time a unit is processed the count). Can someone please help me? Thank you.
Justin
Heres my sequal code so far:
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM cxadminn.repair_part
WHERE repair_type = 'REFURB' and created_date >?
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