Kernel parameters

Hello

I have an instance R12 all services on the single node and the ram size is / 3GB and the kernel.shmall kernel.shmmax kernel parameters are not defined as by the notes 402310.1 , they are more than the recommended value, for this reason, I get a lot of memory related issues such as its unable to PGA allocated for new connections. I wanted to know if these settings are true culprit of connectivity issues.

Kind regards
Satya.

Hi Satya,

Good to hear about this problem is resolved.

You are welcome!

Kind regards
Hussein

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    # Beginning of start O R A C L E section #.

    #############################################################################

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