December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
928 pages
85h 29m
English
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- BEQUEATH_DETACH=YES | NO
Controls whether or not Unix signal handling is used to terminate server processes spawned by Bequeath connections. YES turns over responsibility for terminating the server process to the Unix init process. Signal handling is not used in this case. NO leaves the parent process, the one that used Bequeath to spawn the server process, with the responsibility of terminating that server process once it is no longer needed. Signal handling is used in this case. The default is NO.
- DAEMON.TRACE_DIRECTORY = directory_path
Specifies the directory to use for trace files generated by the Oracle Enterprise Manager (EM) daemon. This parameter is relevant only for 1.x releases of Enterprise Manager. The default is $ORACLE_HOME/network/trace. This parameter is no longer supported with Oracle9i.
- DAEMON.TRACE_LEVEL = OFF | USER | ADMIN | SUPPORT
Specifies the trace level for the Oracle Enterprise Manager daemon. It is relevant only for 1.x releases of Oracle Enterprise Manager. The default value is OFF. This parameter is no longer supported with Oracle9i.
- OFF
No trace output is generated.
- USER
Generates user-level trace output.
- ADMIN
Generates administrative-level trace output. This gets you more details than the USER setting.
- SUPPORT
Generates extremely detailed trace information. This is the highest setting possible and results in a great deal more trace output than either USER or ADMIN.
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DAEMON.TRACE_MASK =
(mask) Limits the entries written to the trace file ...
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