DO NOT REPLY [Bug 43728] - Log file loss when specified file is locked by another JVM

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------- Additional Comments From mhn001@yahoo.co.uk  2007-12-11 08:16 -------
We have a similar situation. However, in our case its not a misconfiguration. 
We are using an Oracle application which runs on Websphere 5 under AIX 5. This 
combination of application server and operating system means we are only able 
to use a limited amount of heap (around 2Gb max). Therefore, we are forced to 
use multiple JVMs on each of the nodes (in a 2 node cluster). We are 
experiencing similar behaviour. However, we have observed the writing by the 
various JVMs to rolled-over files but I not sure that we have observed file 
truncation by overwriting.

It sounds very much like the exclusive file lock problem mentioned by Michael.

Regards
Hanif
Oracle IDM Developer

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