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i think so. by default ISM is enabled in solaris and oracle, unless it\'s explicitly disabled in /etc/system and init.ora, respectively. sometimes, if SGA is too large and doesn\'t fit in one contigious share memory segment, oracle won\'t be able to use ism. the ISMATTCH # on your ipcs output looks strange. i don\'t believe it\'s the actual number of processes attached to ism. i think there is a bug in solaris 2.7 on this. you should check with sunsolve. if i had to guess, i think it\'s a bug in ipcs program, probably conversion between signed and unsigned number, ...
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