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Old 04-11-2007, 02:04 AM
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Question can anyone help me?

Friends ,
Recently I upgraded my operating system from windows xp Proffesional
to XP Service Pack 3.Now when i am trying to load oracle xpress edition it gives a warning message that "insufficient physical memory".What should i do?
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Old 04-11-2007, 06:35 AM
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try this ...

go to services and change Oracle Services from automatic to manual...

reboot your PC , leave it for few mins until all other services starts , then go to services, start Oracle processes one by one ...

How much memory do you have ... ?

did you try increasing paging file size ?

Thanks,
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Old 04-12-2007, 02:57 AM
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I tried

The thing is oracle xpress is not even getting loaded. My system configurations are 250 mb ram with 80gb hard disk. I donno what is meant by paging file size.

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try this ...

go to services and change Oracle Services from automatic to manual...

reboot your PC , leave it for few mins until all other services starts , then go to services, start Oracle processes one by one ...

How much memory do you have ... ?

did you try increasing paging file size ?

Thanks,
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Old 04-13-2007, 11:11 PM
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Hi,
Decrease the sga size in init.ora. And check other parameters that effect SGA.


Then start the DB.

Hope it helps.

Prakash.
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Old 04-14-2007, 01:11 AM
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Can U Explain In Detail

FIRSTLY I THANKYOU FOR U R REPLYMR.PRAKASH.I"LL EXPLAIN MY ACTUAL PROBLEM.ORACLE GOT LOADED BEFORE WHEN MY OS IS XP.THEN I UPGRADED MY SYSTEM TO XP SERVICE PACK 3.THEN WHEN I TRIED TO LOAD EXPRESS EDITION.IT SAYS THAT U HAVE INSUFFICIENT PHYSICAL MEMEORY.BUT MY RAM SIZE IS 256MB .THEN I ONCE AGAIN SWITCHED BACK TO XP PRO.
STILL ITS NOT GETTING LOADED.
NOW CAN U EXPLIAIN HOW TO DECREASE sga SIZE IN DETAIL?
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Old 05-13-2007, 11:22 PM
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In order to install 10g Exp edition u must increase the memory space of the
target disk to approx 4GB .Therfor install it on E:\ or D:\ drive making its space larger. After you have installed that then u can use the space of the disk.
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