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Install Error [DBT-50000] Unable to check for available memory.

SBiedrzyckiMar 21 2019 — edited Sep 2 2019

I'm following up on similar installation troubles from ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error after successful installation of 18 xe where I get the same ORA-12560 error due to missing services after "successful" installation.

Installation completes with the successful screen however the only Oracle service running following installation is OracleOraDB18Home1TNSListener.  I completely uninstalled and tried again with full logging with the same results.  From the logs I noted the DBT-50000 error after finding "SEVERE: Oracle XE Database configuration was not successful. Verify the corresponding logs under cfgtoollogs\dbca and try again" in the MSI log on line 128905.

Installation was performed by running as administrator from my user account which is part of the administrators group.  I had previously tried manually configuring through the provided java apps but ran into the same DBT-50000 error.  Other reading indicated this could be bypassed with a command option for linux installations but I could not find an equivalent work around for Windows although I'm unsure this alone would fix the problem as I'm not sure what else might have been skipped during installation due to this error.  Any guidance on a work around is appreciated.

I've uploaded the install and related error logs:

https://netorg244579-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/sbiedrzycki_akoustis_com/Ec-mcvMHj9hCmKEjVQ9gksYBis0kIbhZ4KwzVudiH…

Stack Trace:

ID: oracle.install.commons.util.exception.AbstractErrorAdvisor:4654

oracle.assistants.common.base.exception.CVUException: [DBT-50000] Unable to check for available memory.

at oracle.assistants.common.lib.CVUHelper.checkAvailableMemory(CVUHelper.java:86)

at oracle.assistants.dbca.validator.extsupport.MemoryMgmtCheck.validateAvailableMemory(MemoryMgmtCheck.java:210)

at oracle.assistants.dbca.validator.MemoryMgmtValidator.validate(MemoryMgmtValidator.java:130)

at oracle.assistants.dbca.validator.ConfigurationParamValidator.validate(ConfigurationParamValidator.java:55)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.validation.ValidationHelper.validateState(ValidationHelper.java:194)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.AbstractFlowExecutor.validate(AbstractFlowExecutor.java:521)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.AbstractFlowExecutor.leaveVertex(AbstractFlowExecutor.java:820)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.AbstractFlowExecutor.transition(AbstractFlowExecutor.java:428)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.AbstractFlowExecutor.nextState(AbstractFlowExecutor.java:354)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.SilentFlowExecutor.execute(SilentFlowExecutor.java:67)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.AbstractFlowExecutor.execute(AbstractFlowExecutor.java:294)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.FlowApplication.executeFlow(FlowApplication.java:161)

at oracle.assistants.common.base.driver.AssistantApplication.executeFlow(AssistantApplication.java:176)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.FlowApplication.run(FlowApplication.java:167)

at oracle.assistants.common.base.driver.AssistantApplication.run(AssistantApplication.java:279)

at oracle.install.commons.util.Application.startup(Application.java:1095)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.FlowApplication.startup(FlowApplication.java:181)

at oracle.install.commons.flow.FlowApplication.startup(FlowApplication.java:198)

at oracle.assistants.common.base.driver.AssistantApplication.startup(AssistantApplication.java:328)

at oracle.assistants.dbca.driver.DBConfigurator.startup(DBConfigurator.java:378)

at oracle.assistants.dbca.driver.DBConfigurator.main(DBConfigurator.java:513)

Thanks,

Steve

This post has been answered by clcarter on Apr 5 2019
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Kevin Wan-Oracle
This is definitely not something we've seen in the testing environment.

Can you please raise a SR via Oracle Support and provide the following information?

1. Product version. Version 10.4.1 added multi-processor support for Java database connection in case you were using 10.4.0
2. Oracle database version
3. Is the database installed on a physical server or a VM? What's the machine specification, i.e. CPU and memory size?
4. Is the SSPNA_IN table indexed?
5. What is the logging level? Does it help if you change the logging level to ERROR?
6. Please provide the rulebase project and DDL/DML to create tables and insert sample data.
Phil Whitwell-Oracle
Paul,
I am happy to take a look.
I have been working with a couple of customers to get the best performance for the Batch Processor.
If you want to set up a meeting my email is phil.whitwell@oracle.com

Cheers
Phil
Paul Fowler
This problem appears to have fixed itself.

I suspect a problem with my PC. Drivers, java version, or something. Perhaps I wasn't running the version of Java I thought I was running and after downloading the latest java and cleaning up my PC some, everything was set straight.

The database has not changed (to my knowledge.)


So thank you all who looked into this.
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