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Environment Variables
B.1.68 XMMITR
still using session memory, NETINIT7 notifies you that applications must log off
before session memory can be freed.
Note: If you start a product before NETINIT7, it will allocate its
own session memory, which is not recognized by NETINIT7.
NETINIT7 attempts to allocate the configured session memory in
addition to memory already allocated by the product you started.
Description (DOS users only) This environment variable applies only to users of
Oracle DOS protected mode executables. Check your CONFIG.ORA file, located in the
DOS Oracle home directory. If the XMMITR parameter is set in CONFIG.ORA, you must
set it to the same value in the registry. If this variable is not set in your DOS
CONFIG.ORA files, you do not need to set it in the registry.
XMMITR (Extended Memory Manager Interrupt Vector) specifies the interrupt vector to
be used for the extended memory manager/mode transition driver XMM/MTD
interrupt services entry point. To set a different vector, the new interrupt vector is
expressed as a decimal number. XMMITR should be used only if another program in
your system needs to use interrupt 100 decimal, or 64 hexadecimal.
Valid Values The same value specified in your DOS CONFIG.ORA file.
Default Not defined.
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