| Title: | DEC Rdb against the World |
| Moderator: | HERON::GODFRIND |
| Created: | Fri Jun 12 1987 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Feb 23 1995 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
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Can anyone help?
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Note 1762.0 VAX C & ORACLE problems No replies
KAOFS::M_ROY 13 lines 23-NOV-1988 13:50
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A customer of our is having a problem..They are using VAX C V2.4
and ORACLE V5.1.22..They get their problems when they try to run
programs (that worked fine on VMS V4.7) on VMS V5.0 on a 6220..
The error they are getting is IMPROPERLY HANDLED CONDITION, BAD STACK
OR NO HANDLER SPECIFIED..This seems to happen after a ORACLE call
if (OPEN_ORACLE() == false)..I told him it was ORACLE related, but
they want to know why are they having problems, the only difference
is the VMS version..
Does anybody know any problems with ORACLE V5.1.22 running
on VMS V5.0 ?
It seems that the stack might handle the ORACLE call different in V5.0
Any help would be appreciated..
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| 255.1 | Check with Oracle | BROKE::BOOTH | What am I?...An Oracle? | Wed Nov 23 1988 22:14 | 22 |
Well, let's see. To load Oracle V5.1.22 on VMS V5.0, one must eliminate
the possibility of the Oracle software finding the VMS version number.
In other words, Oracle must be blind to the version, since it will
only accomodate up to VMS 4.6 (or 4.7, I can't remember).
So I would guess that the Oracle libraries are unaware of the version
number as well. So, I don't know what happens under SMP. But I would
guess that since Oracle can't see the operating system's SMP support,
Oracle can't use it. That might not show up until the user had three
processors instead of two.
The possibilities for chaos are endless.
In fairness, I have had reports that your version of Oracle works
fine up to 6220. But I have had no reports on any configuration
with more than two processors. So, who knows what happens then.
You really should deal with Oracle on situations like this. There
is little we can do to correct conditions created by their software.
---- Michael Booth
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