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narasimha wrote:I also noticed along with others, that the forum which gets hit the most is the "Editor's Corner".
The reason could be because it the first one to appear in the Forum list.

Ditto observation and conclusion.

For a signal for other, maybe start a new post with the heading "Email sent to Walter regarding Spam" or something along those lines. I sent him an email at the first sigt of spam activity and later realized that Craig had already sent one. I got to know that when i went through all the posts.

chulett wrote:DSGuru2B or DSGuru!2B, that is the question.

Time shall tell

Can anyone of you please suggest a shell script? There is no pre-written shell script per se. But you can build your own as narasimha advised. A shell is nothing but unix commands bundled up on a file. Read about mailx, coupled that with whatever command you are using for checking disk space, viola...

Great, now onto the next step, Mark the post as "Resolved."

and speed

dsjob -logsum <Project> <JobName>

Search in google what traceroute does. It will give you a working sense of how it can be used to check if the server is up or not.

ray.wurlod wrote:DSguruji ?

Now thats more like it. Hehe
Either your a huge Indian movie fan Ray or you've spend a lot of time in India

Just one place. Either before OR after.

I think i really need to take out the 2B outta my name.

Did you actually try try searching on your error message
I found a few hits, like thisfor instance.

Like thisfor instance. There are many more. Do a "Search for all terms" on key words "fork not enough space"

Do it in the before/after sql of DRS stage.

For checking the database, you can do a traceroute <server name> for pretty much any database. You can do tnsping for oracle specifically.