Satish,
The best approach would be to look in your alertSID.ora file for any
additional error messages. Also look in your trace directories for trace
files.
My best guess is that there still are memory semaphores associated with
your old database that are locking resources. To be sure, if you are on a
UNIX platform, type:
ipcs -a |grep oracle
You should do a SHUTDOWN ABORT to clear all memory processes, then try to
start up your database.
-Ari Kaplan
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Satish S.Narasimha (somasatish@hotmail.com) wrote:
: Hello,
:
: I had taken a backup of the database and restored from the
: tape back in the /home1 directory.
:
: After restoring in started the database giving connecting as
: sqldba
:
: giving the startup command the syystem is saying
: background process PMON not started...
: Can anybody help on this how to solve.....
:
: Thanks in advance.
: E-Mail : somasatish@hotmail.com
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