on 03-05-2008 8:12 AM
At OS level in which directory oracle alerts are stored?
Hi Praveen,
just some additional information for your question.
The most important information is written to the alert_<SID>.log. In an SAP environment you usually place this log under %SAPDATA_HOME%\saptrace\background (Windows), $SAPDATA_HOME/saptrace/background for Linux/Unix.
If you cannot find it there then you are not using the default location for the alert_<SID>.log. In this case you need to check the value of the oracle parameter background_dump_dest - the value of this parameter tells you where the alert_<SID>.log is written to. You can check this by logging on to the database and showing the parameter:
sqlplus "/as sysdba"
show parameter background_dump_dest
If an error occurs that requires additional logs to be written then you can find them under %SAPDATA_HOME%\saptrace\background or %SAPDATA_HOME%\saptrace\usertrace
But if Oracle writes some traces to the last 2 directories mentioned, you will see an explicit information about this in the alert_<SID>.log, e.g.
Tue Sep 27 08:34:58 2005
Errors in file /oracle/Q72/saptrace/usertrace/q72_ora_27044.trc:
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [stsRelSlot_1], [], [], [],
[], [], [], []
Regards,
beate
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Hi .
/oracle/SID/saptrace/background -->
alert_SID.log
Regards.
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