please check the error

[hraa]

Hi sir
I have system p5 550 defined two LPAR each partition has 4G memory ,2 processor and two hard disk merror to rootvg after check on first partition i found this error report :

errpt -a

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LABEL: CORE_DUMP
IDENTIFIER: A63BEB70

Date/Time: Tue Apr 14 09:45:04 USAST 2009
Sequence Number: 1801
Machine Id: 00C9643B4C00
Node Id: PRO_CBS_CBL_CORP1
Class: S
Type: PERM
Resource Name: SYSPROC

Description
SOFTWARE PROGRAM ABNORMALLY TERMINATED

Probable Causes
SOFTWARE PROGRAM

User Causes
USER GENERATED SIGNAL

Recommended Actions
CORRECT THEN RETRY

Failure Causes
SOFTWARE PROGRAM

Recommended Actions
RERUN THE APPLICATION PROGRAM
IF PROBLEM PERSISTS THEN DO THE FOLLOWING
CONTACT APPROPRIATE SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

Detail Data
SIGNAL NUMBER
11
USER'S PROCESS ID:
495756
FILE SYSTEM SERIAL NUMBER
11
INODE NUMBER
94631
PROCESSOR ID
0
CORE FILE NAME
/oracle/product/9.0.4/OraHome1/forms90/core
PROGRAM NAME
f90webm
STACK EXECUTION DISABLED
0
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
pbbabort_ C8
perabo 44
perabo 44
peicnt 288
depxcrun 404
ipkxcr 34
ipfrun 29C
ifzmgt 24CC
ifzmky 54


please any body help me

thanks

 

[victorv]

hi,
I cannot add anything more that I see in report:

a program (not a system component), but related to Oracle,
has terminated (or better "has been terminated" by system)
due a Signal 11 (Segmentation fault, that means: program was going with its adresses too much around, and system killed it to safeguard its consistency!).

Program was f90webm and system created core file while killed it. Probably f90webm is a web application, and it is already on. Probably not a great problem.

See, if the problem persists, some about Oracle support
specific web application, oracle version, AIX maintenance level, and Oracle prereqs on AIX platform (all versions specific).

bye
vic

 

[KenCunningham]

Agree with victorv, but would add that in my experience these abnormal terminations (often caused by users simply killing their session rather than properly logging out) can leave zombies eating up resources if not properly managed.

Some days are diamonds, some days are rocks - make sure most are the former.

 

[hfaix]

I think KenCunningham's cause "(often caused by users simply killing their session rather than properly logging out)" is likely the problem. I see this on occasion.

Provide this information to whoever manages your oracle forms environment.