My Oracle 11gR1 gone crazy with 100% CPU loading when working with Debian sid. This page provide a functional solution:
Shutdown OEM, login as SYSMAN user and restart the provisioning daemon by executing the two packaged procedures
SYSMAN> execute MGMT_PAF_UTL.STOP_DAEMON
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SYSMAN> execute MGMT_PAF_UTL.START_DAEMON
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
Start OEM again and the problem is gone.
WARNING: You must take this on your own responsibility!
So here is my detail procedures. For shutdown OEM (login as user oracle where Oracle 11gR1 installed in /u01/app/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1/bin):
su - oracle
cd /u01/app/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1/bin
./emctl stop dbconsoleLogin as SYSMAN:
./sqlplus SYSMANThen execute the following PL/SQL commands:
SQL> execute MGMT_PAF_UTL.STOP_DAEMON
SQL> execute MGMT_PAF_UTL.START_DAEMONRestart OEM:
./emctl start dbconsoleCheck the CPU loading and it should be fine now :-)


















Permanent fix?
Is this a permanent fix, or will I have to do this any time oracle is restarted?
You just need to do it once
You just need to do it once and Oracle will not be crazy anymore :-)
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Edison Wong
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