I installed Oracle DB 11g,
everything was working well, but suddenly process
OracleDbConsoleorcl didn't start anymore, I try
manually but it always shows this message:
Windows could not start OracleDbConsoleorcl on
Local Computer. If this is a non-Microsoft service,
contact the service vendor, and refer the service
specific error code 2
What should I do??
You can use the following command to check the issues/configuration status of OracleDBConsoleorcle:
emctl status dbconsole
You can then configure accordingly.
Oracle 11g: Windows could not start the OracleDBConsoleorcl on Local Computer
I was using the Oracle 11g in my Windows 7 Professional system for few days.. Suddenly, I was not able to use the sql developer to connect the schema/user.
I found that the Oracle... services were down in the Windows services windows.
a) Oracle ORCL VSS Writer Service - running
b) OracleDBConsoleorcle - not running
c) OracleJobSchedulerORCL - not running
d) OracleServiceORCL - not running
When I started the OracleDBConsoleoracle, it thrown a error "Windows could not start the OracleDBConsoleorcl on Local Computer".
(Below solution is worked for me, based on the various fo rum threads)...
a. go to C:.......\product\11.1.0\db_1\oc4j\j2ee
b. copy paste the folder: OC4J_DBConsole_192.168.x.y_orcl, two times
c. rename one of the two new folder as OC4J_DBConsole_localhost_orcl
d. rename the other one as OC4J_DBConsole__orcl
after making these changes and a reboot, it started to running.........
In my case was the server IP was changed, I've placed the IP back and It's working!
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I am dealing with a legacy program written in Visual Basic the source code of which is unfortunately unavailable to me. The set up I have is the following.
There is a server, lets call it S, and two client computers, A and B.
The application is a basic CRUD application, lets you view, add, update and delete fields from the server S.
The program is installed on both A and B and works fine on A,
however on computer B while doing some operation such as requesting a certain table from server S I get
Run time error - no transaction is active
EDIT
I have tried turning off, uninstalling and installing MSDTC, made sure that DCOMCNFG TCP/IP is selected.
Has anyone encountered this problem?
If the program works on one computer but not on the other, and NetBios is active, MSDTC is active too, then it's an issue with the software not winsock or the server. Try running the program in compatibility mode of the last known windows that it is know to work on. (Usually it is win xp sp3).
Machine 1
Windows Server 2008
SQL Server 2008
The database. Contains all the information our sites use.
Machine 2
Windows Server 2012
IIS 8
The webserver. Uses IIS to host two sites:
Production site: (default) Has the most up-to-date UI and features
Backup site: Older UI, but still using the latest data from Machine 1
Here's how it works:
User goes to one of the sites hosted on Machine 2 and enters their company information
Machine 1 is queried for that company's connection string.
The site uses the connection string to connect to the correct database on Machine 1.
The problem is that about 1/3 of the connection strings use the network name (e.g. "Data Source='Machine1';") while the other 2/3 use the IP address (e.g. "Data Source=192.168.1.200;"). When connecting via the Production site, a timeout occurs if uses a connection string with a network name. However if the same user, using the same credentials, logs in to the Backup site, everything works fine regardless of which 'Data Source' is used.
I created a simple Powershell script to test the connection from Machine 2; network names and ip addresses both work, which makes me suspect it is an IIS or web.config issue. I've gone through both extensively, and these are the only differences I've noted:
Different Application Pools in IIS: However when I ran "Get-CimInstance Win32_Process" it showed both instances of w3wp.exe had been started with the same command and arguments (with the exception of different pipes)
Slightly different web.config. The Backup site has an entirely self-contained web.config, while the Production on stores its connection strings is a separate file.
Been banging my head against this for several days. Very limited in the steps I can take considering this a production website and
Database. Any advice is appreciated.
Try putting the network-library in the connection string to force tcp.
see connectionstrings.com/define-sql-server-network-protocol
;Network Library=DBMSSOCN;
PS
Yep. Been there, done that. 4 days of "on site" client visit.......and it was the protocol.. Thus how I learned to force it via the connection string. You can also try this:
Create a (temporary) System DSN (ODBC in Control Panel) with a weird name like "peanutbutter". There is a client connection button in there somewhere. Force it to tcp. Then search your registry for peanut butter and find out how the network library gets stored.
A picture is worth a thousand words. See left side of image below. (a random image from the old interweb)
I am trying to install SAP R/3 ABAP, where databse instance is on one machine and central instance on different machine.
Database instance installation is finished but when trying to install central instance when sapinst tries to connect from Central Instance to database instance following error comes up
WARNING 2009-05-02 07:53:08.490
CJSlibModule::writeWarning_impl() Execution of the command "/usr/sap/E64/SYS/exe/run/startsap all DVEBMGS00 hpvm-202" finished
with return code 6.
Output: Database B11 must be started on remote
server Log on to remote server and start database
So, I went to database server and verified and database was indeed running (mounted and open).
ghoul3:e64adm 3> lsnrctl start
LSNRCTL for HPUX: Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production on 02-MAY-2009 07:18:11
Copyright (c) 1991, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.
TNS-01106: Listener using listener name LISTENER has already been started
ghoul3:e64adm 4> /oracle/B11/startdb
Trying to start B11 database ...
Log file: /home/e64adm/startdb.log
B11 database started
R3trans –d from adm user runs perfectly
ghoul3:e64adm 8> R3trans -d
This is R3trans version 6.14 (release 701 - 26.01.09 - 12:46:00).
unicode enabled version
R3trans finished (0000).
I tried with shutdown database, restarting both systems but to no avail.
I don’t want to initiate a re-install as its consumes long time and chances are that same error crops up again, so better tackle it the first time itself.
Kindly advise how could we troubleshoot further or resolve this issue.
Just in case anyone faces the same issue, the problem lies with profile files, in profile files- Check for parameter named "SAPDBHOST" in DEFAULT.PFL.
Entry should be as
SAPDBHOST =
if it doesn't exit add hostname of the database instance.
Also, do check DEFAULT.PFL if the file name is "DEFAULT" only then rename it to DEFAULT.PFL.
I'm not an Unified Communications developer and my head is thumping.
I have three virtual computers (Windows Server 2012 R2) that are joined to the domain. They are pingable among themselves and two Lync clients on VM#2 and VM#3 can talk to each other:
VM#1 AD DC
VM#2 Lync 2013 Server
VM#3 Application Server
The UCMA application is supposed to run on VM#3 that is also my development environment (Visual Studio and UMCA 4.0 SDK are installed). But then I can't start the collaboration platform with ProvisionedApplicationPlatformSettings since I get a ProvisioningFailureException that says that somebody was "unable to find the Sqld database".
I followed "General application activation" http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn466115(v=office.15).aspx step by step. Question 1: Do I have to execute these PowerShell cmdlets on VM#2 or VM#3?
I do not know what database the exception is talking about. Question 2: Is it looking for a local database that should be in sync with the Central Management Store on VM#2?
Question 3: I read about installing Central Management Store replication service by running Bootstrapper.exe /BootstrapLocalMgmt /MinCache. When do I need replication in my system? Is that an optional thing?
Post update:
When I execute the New-CsTrustedApplicationPool and Enable-CsTopology cmdlets on VM#2, Get-CsManagementStoreReplicationStatus will display two entries:
UpToDate : True
ReplicationFqdn : LYNCSERVER.artus.demo
and
UpToDate : False
ReplicationFqdn : APPSERVER.artus.demo
Question 1.1: UpToDate should be set to True after executing Enable-CsReplica and Invoke-CsManagementStoreReplication cmdlets, shouldn't it? Does the second entry mean a Local Management Store that is located in VM#2?
Question 1.2: Are the following parameters correct?
New-CsTrustedApplicationPool -Identity trustedapps.artus.demo
-Registrar Registrar:LYNCSERVER.artus.demo -Site Site:DemoSite1 -ComputerFqdn APPSERVER.artus.demo;
Question 3.1: On what VM do I have to run Bootstrapper.exe /BootstrapLocalMgmt /MinCache. I think this was automatically done during Lync Server 2013 installation on VM#3 and I can't imagine that on VM#2 Lync Server 2013 core components have to be installed.
Thanks for answering.
Question #1: It Depends on the command. If you are referring to the new-csTrustedApplicationPool, new-csTrustedApplication,enable-cstopology and new-csTrustedApplicationEndpoint commands then they need to be run on vm#2 your Lync 2013 server. Request-CSCertificate needs to be run on vm#3 your application server.
(Response To Update) So I guess APPSERVER.artus.demo is the name of vm #3. You need to run the boot-strapper on it to allow replication to work.
**Question #2:**Yes it's the CMS Db, looking at question 3 it sounds as if you haven't run bootstrapper.
Question #3: Have never deployed a UCMA service without replication although it can be done. Have seen people try to turn off replication on the application pool and it fail. Regardless for a first time install it's not optional.
I built a D2010 application, which uses a TADOConnection component to connect to SQL Server using OLEDB drivers and tcp/ip. The problem is that my application can't connect to the database when I execute it (inside the IDE or not) from a network drive. Each time I try i get this error through the IDE:
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Debugger Exception Notification
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Project TroisTiers.exe raised exception class EOleException with message '[DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]SQL Server does not exist or access denied.'
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Break Continue Help
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and I get a "EOleException: Unspecified error" when I run the application outside the IDE.
The thing is, When I copy the .exe on a local drive (C:) it works instantly, no errors, no lag. When I compile the D2010 application on a WinXP computer and execute it from Win7, it also works flawlessly. When I take the .exe I builded and execute it on a x86 Windows 7, I get the same errors as above.
I noticed that when I start the application on the network drive, the following modules are loading:
Module Load: WSHTCPIP.dll. No Debug Info. Base Address: $74CD0000. Process TroisTiers.exe (848)
Module Load: WSHIP6.dll. No Debug Info. Base Address: $74010000. Process TroisTiers.exe (848)
Module Load: DBnmpntw.dll. No Debug Info. Base Address: $750C0000. Process TroisTiers.exe (848)
I have asserted that the app tries to connect using TCP/IP first, then for whatever reason resorts to named pipes. Just for tests, I activated the named pipes protocol on the server and it started to work but not every time and takes up to 10 seconds before the connection is made. I deactivated it since it's not the way we connect to the production databases. When the app is executed locally (and showing data correctly), the DBnmpntw.dll module is neved loaded.
When I build a connection string (through a .udl file) and test the connection, it works, though I am not certain if I'm testing through the 64bit or 32bit drivers.
Setting the .exe output directory to my local drive is an acceptable work-around for now but I would really like to know what's causing this problem, as it makes things complicated with working in an up-to-date environment (additionnal files beside the .exe).
Additionnal info, for what it's worth:
My connection string: 'Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=*;Password=hunter2;Initial Catalog=[database name];Data Source=[server ip address]'.
I tried to force using TCP/IP with "Network Library=DBMSSOCN;" but it doesn't help.
Firewalls disabled on my computer and on the server;
McAfee AV on my computer, managed through ePO;
SQL Server 2005 x64 running on Win2k3 x64;
Windows 7 without SP1 installed;
cliconfg.exe -> active protocol is tcp/ip only;
I can provide additionnal info if needed.
Is your .EXE too large for running on a network shared drive? I have the same experience when the size of .EXE exceed 25MB or something closed to.
The solution is simple, just to move the .EXE back to local drive.