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Old 05-10-2011
oracle processes with SOCKT in glance command....reason?
Hi Friends,

I could see following oracle process in the glance command. i see nothing running in the database although. I tried google it but no success. Another team ,which needs all the processes on the server is complaining. Can someone help me what exactly are these sessions/ how to find out the original place where these are emerging ?
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Code:
oracleDNDTT1       18335 oracle        2.7     1   0.0   254.5mb  257.7mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       21435 oracle        1.9     1   0.0   254.5mb  257.7mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       22836 oracle        1.7     1   0.0   253.6mb  255.3mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       21155 oracle        1.5     1   0.0   254.5mb  257.7mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       22500 oracle        1.5     1   0.0   254.5mb  258.4mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       21934 oracle        0.8     1   0.0   254.5mb  258.4mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       18159 oracle        0.8     1   0.0   254.5mb  257.7mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       18307 oracle        0.8     1   0.0   254.5mb  257.7mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       23495 oracle        0.8     1   0.0   254.4mb  258.3mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       22084 oracle        0.6     1   0.0   254.5mb  257.7mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       18439 oracle        0.6     1   0.0   254.5mb  257.7mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       18150 oracle        0.6     1   0.0   254.7mb  257.9mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       21128 oracle        0.4     1   0.0   253.7mb  256.9mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       21546 oracle        0.4     1   0.0   254.5mb  258.4mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       21347 oracle        0.4     1   0.0   253.7mb  258.4mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       23605 oracle        0.4     1   0.0   253.7mb  258.3mb SOCKT
oracleDNDTT1       21240 oracle        0.2     1   0.0   254.5mb  258.4mb SOCKT

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regds,
Kunwar
Last edited by pludi; 05-11-2011 at 04:10 AM..
# 2  
Old 05-12-2011
Open files?
Sockets used between different oracle servers (daemons).
If you are sure you have no more oracle running, then do an
Code:
# ipcs -a

If you see anything oracle still, then you have rubbish to be removed manually, look at ipcrm man pages
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