Re: Error whilst duplicating database using RMAN

trub3101 wrote:

Mmmm.. How can I identify the instance at the OS level?

Hmm, if memory serves, on Solaris, "ps auxww|grep <SID>" should do the
trick (I haven't any solaris box near me at the moment).
Otherwise try "ps -ef|grep <SID>".

Be careful since some processes might belong to other instances whose name
contains your <SID> (though it should not be the case since you said this
<SID> name is too long!)

Thanks for you input by the way.- Hide quoted text -

Pretend you did not see my earlier reply. Where is that embarrassment
smiley again?

;-)
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