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Seeking best option to monitor a database running a distirubuted transaction on a Global Temporary T

edited Aug 6, 2009 3:06PM in Managing Databases using Enterprise Manager (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered
Hello, i'm trying to seek help and advise on what is the best option to monitor the database from encountering these errors..: 

1.       ORA-600:[4552]

2.       ORA-600:[6856]

3.       ORA-600:[kcb*]

4.       ORA-600:[ktsf_rsp2]

5.       ORA-600:[25012]

We have an application that is using a GTT and we usually get these errors on undpredicted time. I was thinking that when the distributed transaction is being interrupted, the database would try to recover but it would fail because it has been made on a Global Temporary Tablespace. and eventually it would give these errors. do i think of it correctly? Please advise if you have further ideas.

This application will be replaced soon, but for the time being, they wanted to keep this application run smoothly, and what we can do is to monitor only the wellness of the database. is there a comprehensive way to do this base on your experiences? Kindly spare me your advises. Thanks!

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