TNS listener dies shortly after startup after running jisdr.sql
(Doc ID 197506.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 06, 2023
Applies to:
Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition - Version 9.0.1.3 to 9.0.1.5 [Release 9.0.1]HP OpenVMS Alpha
Symptoms
Problem Description
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After manually installing JAVAVM, the TNS listener dies shortly after
starting. An access violation (accvio) occurs in tnslsnr_64.exe This
accvio only happens when the database is set up for shared
servers (formerly MTS).
The access violation is shown below.
$ tnslsnr listener -inherit
%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00,
virtual address=0000000000000354, PC=00000000002A6380, PS=0000001B
%TRACE-F-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
image module routine line rel PC abs PC
TNSLSNR_64 NTZ ntzread 143005 00000000000055B0 00000000002A6380
TNSLSNR_64 NSR nsrah 131543 0000000000001504 00000000001E9FD4
TNSLSNR_64 NSEV nsevSetNT 135390 0000000000008908 00000000001D1538
TNSLSNR_64 NSEV nsevreg 136181 000000000000C4FC 00000000001D512C
TNSLSNR_64 NSEV nsevrgs 136231 000000000000C8E0 00000000001D5510
TNSLSNR_64 NSGLSN nsgllsn 149775 0000000000003A64 000000000018B8E4
TNSLSNR_64 NSGLE nsglecrt 142073 00000000000000D4 00000000001A9414
TNSLSNR_64 NSGLGR nsglgrDoRegister 143376 00000000000018C4 00000000001AAEA4
TNSLSNR_64 NSGLRO nsglrohe 141965 0000000000000724 00000000001998A4
TNSLSNR_64 NSGLSN nsglhe 150978 0000000000006724 000000000018E5A4
TNSLSNR_64 NSGLSN nsglma 151881 00000000000089BC 000000000019083C
TNSLSNR_64 S0NSGL main 141143 0000000000000204 0000000000181EE4
TNSLSNR_64 S0NSGL __main 0 000000000000006C 0000000000181D4C
PTHREAD$RTL 0 0000000000037550 000000007BBB3550
PTHREAD$RTL 0 00000000000183E4 000000007BB943E4
0 FFFFFFFF8025D3F4 FFFFFFFF8025D3F4
The listener log shows the following information:
Listening on: (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcps)(HOST=0.0.0.0)
(PORT=[PORT]))(PRESENTATION=[PRESENTATION])(SESSION=RAW))
The instance may crash with the PMON trace showing the following stack trace.
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [ksnwait:nsevwait], [], [], [], [],
ksedst:2881585 CALL skdstgframe
ksedmp:2881028 CALL ksedst (^x1688070)
kgerinv:473951 CALL ksedmp (^x1687350)
kgesinv:474165 CALL kgerinv (^x2bfd640)
ksesin:2880416 CALL kgesinv (^x2bfdc70)
ksnwait:2890303 CALL ksesin (^x1686100)
ksliwat:2889364 CALL ksnwait (^x170c520)
kslwaitns:2889533 CALL ksliwat (^x16cbd90)
kskthbwt:2888905 CALL kslwaitns (^x16ccc2
kslwait:2889519 CALL kskthbwt (^x16bea80
ksucln:2883326 CALL kslwait (^x16ccb60)
ksbrdp:2882066 CALL ksucln (^x17681f0)
opirip:2876915 CALL ksbrdp (^x1669410)
opidrv:2893174 CALL opirip (^x1b10560)
sou2o:2881836 CALL opidrv (^x1b0e5f0)
main:2888644 CALL sou2o (^x1e249a0)
Changes
Cause
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