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Oracle Shared memory Problem
The Oracle 8.1.6 shared memory pool seems to increase constantly over a period of time until the systems grinds to a halt.
A restart seems to fix it. But there is no explanation for this behaviour. The database is running on a windows NT platform. I have never heard of this before, has anyone else experienced this problem? Where do I starting look to find an answer? Thanks!
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