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Old 06-22-2009
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dbx for core dump

hello every one,
I am trying to debug a pro*c program which is resulting in a core dump. It used to work fine in with Oracle 10g precompiler but is causing a core dump with 11g. When I run dbx here is what I get.

dbx wreg309
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[using memory image in core]
reading symbolic information ...
Segmentation fault in u_fsetcodepage_3_8 at 0x9000000014f4f70 ($t1)
0x9000000014f4f70 (u_fsetcodepage_3_8+0x68) f87f0010 std r3,0x10(r31)


Any ideas what this means ? Thanks.
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Hi.

Did you recompile the program using Pro*C from 11G, it might be that 11G comes with newer libraries, etc.
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yes I did recompile and relinked all the libraries.
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As Pro*C is somewhat specialised, I would suggest that this is something your DBA's would be better suited to answer. I would consult them as a first port of call. If you are the DBA or don't have DBA's to consult then I would suggest an Oracle forum if noone else in the High Level Programming forum can help.

Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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use dbx with source code
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I did compile with -g option. How do I dbx with source code? Thanks.
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