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| I have Oracle 9i, and I am using oradim via a script to shutdown and startup the database. Some users of my script are having problems with this so I want to examine their oradim.log file. However I don't seem to have one! I know it should be under <ORAHOME>/ database but it isn't And I know that I should be able to set a registry parameter ORA_CWD to define where it should go, but I can' get this to be effective Any ideas? Thanks |
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| On Feb 1, 12:30 pm, d...@ptc.com wrote: > I have Oracle 9i, and I am using oradim via a script to shutdown and > startup the database. Some users of my script are having problems with > this so I want to examine their oradim.log file. > > However I don't seem to have one! I know it should be under <ORAHOME>/ > database but it isn't > > And I know that I should be able to set a registry parameter ORA_CWD > to define where it should go, but I can' get this to be effective > > Any ideas? > > Thanks You are aware the manuals for your platform are located at http:// tahiti.oracle.com? Seems like you are very eager to avoid to read them, and misuse this forum as a replacement manual. <ORAHOME> doesn't exist on Windows, and the same applies to ORA_CWD. -- Sybrand Bakker Senior Oracle DBA |
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| Au contraire my pedant friend, to quote the manual, which yes I did consult :- "When you use ORADIM utility, a log file called oradim.log opens in ORACLE_BASE\ORACLE_HOME\database, or in the directory specified by registry parameter ORA_CWD. All operations, whether successful or failed, are logged in this file. You must check this file to verify success of an operation." My use of <ORAHOME> may not have been syntactically correct but for the purpose of explaining where I had already investigated, I thought this would be clear enough. On 1 Feb, 11:40, "sybrandb" <sybra...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Feb 1, 12:30 pm, d...@ptc.com wrote: > > > I have Oracle 9i, and I am using oradim via a script to shutdown and > > startup the database. Some users of my script are having problems with > > this so I want to examine their oradim.log file. > > > However I don't seem to have one! I know it should be under <ORAHOME>/ > > database but it isn't > > > And I know that I should be able to set a registry parameter ORA_CWD > > to define where it should go, but I can' get this to be effective > > > Any ideas? > > > Thanks > > You are aware the manuals for your platform are located at http:// > tahiti.oracle.com? > Seems like you are very eager to avoid to read them, and misuse this > forum as a replacement manual. > <ORAHOME> doesn't exist on Windows, and the same applies to ORA_CWD. > > -- > Sybrand Bakker > Senior Oracle DBA |