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I am running Oracle 11 on a windows 7 machine. I have this strange problem from this morning. When i try to connect to the database, it says 'shared memory realm does not exist'. However when i use Database Configuration Assistant, select a database and click next, it does 'retrieving database information'. During that time, when i connect to database it says 'Oracle shutdown in progress' message. Once the 'retrieving database information' is done (and i dont go beyond that step in Database Configuration Assistant') I am able to connect to the database without any issues.
I compared the environment variables and the windows services running before and after working and its all the same.
Question is, what does 'retrieving database information' in Database Configuration Assistant do that fixes 'Shared memory realm does not exist' problem?
Any suggestions would be helpful.
P.S. I checked other questions related to this subject in stackoverflow and didnt find anything useful or i did not understand it properly. So please do not close this question as duplicate.
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I resolved the issue by doing the below.
1) Choose Start > Programs > Oracle - HOME_NAME > Configuration and Migration Tools > Administration Assistant for Windows.
2) Right-click the SID.
3) Choose Startup/Shutdown Options.
4) Choose the Oracle Instance tab.
Select Start up instance when service is started, Shut down instance when service is stopped, or both.
I restarted the machine and it worked.
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Dear all can I get oracle 12C application access as web on internet I know this process will not as all can be explained here but someone please guide me in which way I have to go lead me how can I get this goal some hints or topic books or article I searched lot of internet but wont get this.
My last Forms version is 10g; it uses the IAS (Internet Application Server), while your version (12c) uses the WLS (Weblogic Server). However, I believe that my answer still stands.
In order to run a Forms application, you have to have a database (of course) and a "server" which will be running that application. I'm just a developer so I never had to install nor configure the IAS (or the WLS). However, based on what I've heard from colleagues and read on the Internet, that is not a simple task, requires a lot of knowledge and takes time to do it. Measures in days.
Shortly, you should
install the database (on a database server)
install the WLS (on a separate application server, for better performance)
make everything accessible to users over the Internet
share the application URL with users
Reading your question & from my point of view, your best option is to find a company that hosts Forms applications, sign the contract with them and let them take care about deploying your application to the web. Your task would remain what it is now - developing the application.
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I am trying to learn Oracle SQL with the help of the book 'Oracle SQL by Example' and it recommends that I download Oracle 11g to be able to take full advantage of what the book has on offer when it comes to practising the skills I learn.
However, Oracle's website seems not to offer 11g for Mac and I cannot find a link to 10g that is still valid (or, indeed, that doesn't dead end at the Oracle website). Does anyone have any suggestions. Thanks.
The simplest route might be to install VirtualBox and one of the pre-built VM images Oracle provides. It's simpler to get started than having to navigate the database software installation and DB creation, if you aren't interested in those aspects at the moment.
The Database App Development VM gives you a pre-installed database, plus SQL*Plus and SQL Developer to run examples and your own code as you learn.
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My windows server crashes every few days with this error:
A critical system process, C:\Windows\system32\lsass.exe, failed with
status code 255. The machine must now be restarted.
the forums in MSDN are not very clear regarding how to handle this issue.
I run always a administrator, through RDP.
any help will be much appreciated.
Here's what I'd tried if I were you, in that order:
Go to device manager and select your NIC card. Select properties, then power management. De-select "allow computer to turn off this device to save power". Reboot and try to reproduce.
Open this page, check your OS version, check your event log for the event “Source: LsaSrv Event ID: 5000”, if everything matches, install the supplied hotfix. Reboot and try to reproduce.
Same with this hotfix — check OS version, check your event log, apply the hotfix if it fits.
Set DefaultEncryptionType registry value as specified here. However please keep in mind that this one is risky, esp. if the server is a DC. Make sure you have a fresh backup, and physical access to the server.
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I have to prepare an application server for deployment of an application implemented in Oracle 10g forms. The server which i will using is Sun Blade X6270 M3. Now the issue is that on my asking from developer (who happens to be a total jerk) that which application server should i be using, he said any which ever you like.
All i am aware about application is that it will be available via url.
Honestly, i am confused here, please assist me in selecting the application server for an application developed in Oracle 10g forms. I don't to waste my time by installing a wrong application server and i also cannot ask developer to guide me.
Thus seeking your help. A link to download the server would really assist me and please do mention if it is freeware or not.
You need OracleAS Forms Services to run Forms. With Forms 10g that means Oracle Application Server. For Forms 11g (and later) that means Oracle WebLogic Server.
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I am running a trial of Windows Azure and setup a simple Windows Virtual Machine. However, I do not seem to be able to use the Windows Remote Desktop connection to remote into the machine. What am I doing wrong? At first sight it does not seem to like my userID and password. But then I also cannot ping the VM address. I do not want to go through VS or any other tool, I like to do a simple remote desktop connection through the Windows RMD tool.
Can you check that port 3389 is open in your VM? This port is normally used by remote desktop? You can check this from Virtual machine->Endpoint section within new azure preview portal. if there is no port defined, you will have to create new one.
It could be that the port is blocked, Azure VMs default to port 52137, in your endpoint settings alter this to the regular port 3389 - this worked for me.
Freddy, would u please confirm first if your Windows Azure Virtual Machine is running or not and this you can confirm by looking at Preview Portal. I have seen some cases when the VM does not start first time and you would need to restart it first time.
So if VM is not running then please start it from the portal directly or even if it shows "Running" start please restart it again.
There are a few troubleshooting steps described below so please follow them:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/WAVirtualMachinesforWindows/thread/9c88a364-c3eb-41aa-a6b0-3ceae00491c2
If none of the above steps resolve your problem go ahead and report this problem to same forum and you will have direct assistance from Windows Azure Virtual Machine team.
RDP to a new VM with the RDP "endpoint" setup does not work by default for security reasons.
You need to get the RDP certificate or the .RDP file from azure.
click on a running VM and click "Connect" in the control panel at the bottom, this will download the .RDP file that contains the certificate, enter user name and password and away you go.