Segmentation Fault(coredump) when Trying to Start Siebel Server

Posted on by Osama Mustafa in Application, Operating system
Today i was working with SIEBEL On Solaris , And as usually it was working without any issue , after modified images on SIEBEL as Oracle Support Document

Images Files on Screen Tabs Required for High Interactivity Clients in Innovation Pack 2012 (Doc ID 1511448.1).

But when i tried to start SIEBEL Server the below errors appear :

/u01/app/siebel/8.2.2.0/ses/siebsrvr/bin/start_server: line 212: 6488: Memory fault(coredump) 

it’s confusing because SIEBEL was working without any problem, After tried more than one solution i would like to share the below Solution ( at least it’s works for me)

cd $SIEBEL_ROOT/sys

you will find File called osdf_ENTERPRISE_NAME

This file Will be Read by SIEBEL when you trying to start_server and if doesn’t exists it will recreate it again.

 Delete this file and try to start Siebel Server Again using

start_server ALL

Thank you
Osama Mustafa 

Published by Osama Mustafa

Osama considered as one of the leaders in Cloud technology, DevOps and database in the Middle-East. I have more than ten years of experience within the industry. moreover, certfied 4x AWS , 4x Azure and 6x OCI, have also obtained database certifications for multiple providers. In addition to having experience with Oracle database and Oracle products, such as middle-ware, OID, OAM and OIM, I have gained substantial knowledge with different databases. Currently, I am architecting and implementing Cloud and DevOps. On top of that, I'm providing solutions for companies that allow them to implement the solutions and to follow the best practices.

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