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Operating Systems Solaris Solaris 11.2 x86 Local Zones for Oracle RAC database, intermittent Memory corruption of db Post 303032768 by crossmypath on Saturday 23rd of March 2019 03:20:01 PM
Old 03-23-2019
Solaris 11.2 x86 Local Zones for Oracle RAC database, intermittent Memory corruption of db

Hi,

I was wondering if any Solaris fellow out there has dealt with running Solaris 11 x86 on Local Zones for Oracle RAC (which may or may not be relevant to issue), running on HP gen h/w. Every so often could be weeks between issues or some times days, there will be a memory corruption and db block read error, sometimes the block is reread from disk by db s/w and found valid on reread other times there will be real corruption. Is there any other person who has experience similar issues on Solaris 11 x86 running Local Zones. I can't see any issue at san , db or o/s level to point to an issue, also issue is not repeatable but random in nature so proving very difficult if not impossible to diagnose root cause.

Was starting to think maybe issue could be at h/w or bios level, maybe power management of CPU.

BTW i'm not a SA.

Thanks
 

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