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Product Version: |
Oracle 10.2.0.4 Standard Edition, RAC
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Operating System: |
Linux
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Operating System Version: |
SLES 10 SP1 (x86-64)
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Environment:
Description:
direct path read temp hangs on read() system call when ASMLIB in use.
Diagnostic Data for Oracle:
Wait Event:
The session is waiting for the completion of direct path read temp for 5824 seconds. The SEQ# column is not changing. It's TOO long to read just 7 blocks from the disk.
Stack Trace:
Looks like an hang in __read_nocancel() .
Diagnostic Data for Linux:
strace Output:
The process is sleeping on the file descriptor(fd) of 13 by read() system call.
lsof Output:
The fd#13 is an ASM device.
gdb output:
Looks like a hang in __read_nocancel() . It's the same as in Oracle stack trace.
An Excerpt from /var/log/messages:
At the same time, mppLnx_do_queuecommand: mppLnx_scsi_execute_async failed appeared in /var/log/messages.
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Description
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Environment:
Description:
direct path read temp hangs on read() system call when ASMLIB in use.
Diagnostic Data for Oracle:
Wait Event:
The session is waiting for the completion of direct path read temp for 5824 seconds. The SEQ# column is not changing. It's TOO long to read just 7 blocks from the disk.
Stack Trace:
Looks like an hang in __read_nocancel() .
Diagnostic Data for Linux:
strace Output:
The process is sleeping on the file descriptor(fd) of 13 by read() system call.
lsof Output:
The fd#13 is an ASM device.
gdb output:
Looks like a hang in __read_nocancel() . It's the same as in Oracle stack trace.
An Excerpt from /var/log/messages:
At the same time, mppLnx_do_queuecommand: mppLnx_scsi_execute_async failed appeared in /var/log/messages. |
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OS Vendor driver looks incompatible with Oracle ASMLIB.