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IDES NOT GETTING UP--------------URGENT

former_member829550
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hi frnds,

i made parameter settings in the spfile as,

ALTER SYSTEM SET parallel_threads_per_cpu=2 SCOPE=SPFILE;

commit;

ALTER SYSTEM SET parallel_max_servers=10 SCOPE=SPFILE;

commit;

ALTER SYSTEM SET replication_dependency_tracking=TRUE SCOPE=SPFILE;

commit;

now from the next second the ides server dispatcher is stopped.

the server is not getting up.

i want to delete these parameters completely from the database.

which command is used to delete these parameters from the database so that i can make the server up.

it's really urgent...................

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former_member829550
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thanks markus

markus_doehr2
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"Urgent" is a word that is not wanted here, check the forum rules. Urgent calls should be handled via OSS.

i made parameter settings in the spfile as,

ALTER SYSTEM SET parallel_threads_per_cpu=2 SCOPE=SPFILE;

commit;

ALTER SYSTEM SET parallel_max_servers=10 SCOPE=SPFILE;

commit;

ALTER SYSTEM SET replication_dependency_tracking=TRUE SCOPE=SPFILE;

commit;

now from the next second the ides server dispatcher is stopped.

the server is not getting up.

The server or the database? What do you see in your Oracle alert.log?

i want to delete these parameters completely from the database.

_which command is used to delete these parameters from the database so that i can make the server up.

you can´t "delete" them -you can just reset them to the values they have been before.

Markus