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Category :
Database
Resources -> RDBMS Server
DB Version
:
Oracle 8i, 9i
OS Details :
Sun Solaris9
If you've been in a situation
where your Unix admin has done a machine re-org and informs you that
the directory structures have changed, forcing you to change the
location specified in the ORACLE_HOME environment variable then, most
likely you will run in to this error while relinking :
ld: fatal: file skgxns.o:
cannot open file : No such file or directory
You can potentially run in to
the same error if you tried copying the oracle software to a different
machine with a different directory structure for ORACLE_HOME and tried
relinking the software on the new machine.
During relinking, the link
program tried running the following command and ran in to the skgxns.o
error:
make -f ins_rdbms.mk
install
In order for the relinking to
work without any skgxns.o errors, the following file needs to be
changed:
$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib/nmliblist
The nmliblist file has the
ORACLE_HOME's value hard-coded in to it. This file can be edited using
vi or emacs editor. Following steps need to be done to correct the
problem:
1) $ cd $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib
2) $ vi nmliblist
3) Change the "ORACLE_HOME" value to the changed value
Once the above changes have
been made, Oracle should be able to relink without any errors related
to skgxns.o. |
