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From: Frank Langelage on 3 Feb 2010 13:41
On 03.02.10 18:26, underh20 wrote:
>
> Our server is running Solaris 10. We are in the processing of
> upgrading to Oracle 11G. An issue has come up regarding the hard
> limit (see below). The server has hard limit set to 65535
> and Oracle needs 65536. Is there any way, i.e., without reboot of
> server, to increase this
> value for the Oracle user during installation ?
>
>
> =======================================================
> Oracle installer is looking at Hard Limit:Open file descriptors
> Expected Value:65536
> Actual Value:65535
> =======================================================
>

I installed 11gR2 some time ago on my Solaris 10 workstation.
It complained that a prerequisite was not fulfilled, I can't remember
what it was exactly.
But I could ignore this warning and do the installation.
The difference of this 1 file descriptor can safely be ignored in my
opinion.
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