Removing Shared Memory
Sometimes after an instance crash you may have to remove Oracle's shared memory segments manually.
To see all shared memory segments that are allocated on the system, execute:
$ ipcs -m ------ Shared Memory Segments -------- key shmid owner perms bytes nattch status 0x8f6e2129 98305 oracle 600 77694523 0 0x2f629238 65536 oracle 640 2736783360 35 0x00000000 32768 oracle 640 2736783360 0 dest
In this example you can see that three shared memory segments have been allocated. The output also shows that shmid 32768 is an abandoned shared memory segment from a past ungraceful Oracle shutdown. Status "
dest
" means that this memory segment is marked to be destroyed. To find out more about this shared memory segment you can run: $ ipcs -m -i 32768
Shared memory Segment shmid=32768 uid=500 gid=501 cuid=500 cgid=501 mode=0640 access_perms=0640 bytes=2736783360 lpid=3688 cpid=3652 nattch=0 att_time=Sat Oct 29 13:36:52 2005 det_time=Sat Oct 29 13:36:52 2005 change_time=Sat Oct 29 11:21:06 2005
To remove the shared memory segment, you could copy and paste
shmid
and execute: $ ipcrm shm 32768
Another approach to remove shared memory is to use Oracle's
sysresv
utility. Here are a few self explanatory examples on how to use sysresv
:
Checking Oracle's IPC resources:
$ sysresv IPC Resources for ORACLE_SID "orcl" : Shared Memory ID KEY No shared memory segments used Semaphores: ID KEY No semaphore resources used Oracle Instance not alive for sid "orcl" $
Instance is up and running:
$ sysresv -i IPC Resources for ORACLE_SID "orcl" : Shared Memory: ID KEY 2818058 0xdc70f4e4 Semaphores: ID KEY 688128 0xb11a5934 Oracle Instance alive for sid "orcl" SYSRESV-005: Warning Instance maybe alive - aborting remove for sid "orcl" $
Instance has crashed and resources were not released:
$ sysresv -i IPC Resources for ORACLE_SID "orcl" : Shared Memory: ID KEY 32768 0xdc70f4e4 Semaphores: ID KEY 98304 0xb11a5934 Oracle Instance not alive for sid "orcl" Remove ipc resources for sid "orcl" (y/n)?y Done removing ipc resources for sid "orcl" $
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