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Forms session <1> aborted: unable to communicate with runtime process. in oracle developer suite 9.0.2

Asked by: djeanthi

hi,

I am executing the sqlloader through forms  with host  built in,  the sqlloader loads up to 50000 records in to various tables. this takes some time to do.

when i execute this form some time the control comes from the host to the fomrs ,
some times the i am geting the
 error Forms session <1> aborted: unable to communicate with runtime process.
in the server window.  


The browser is not doing anything.

kindly help fast.

thanks in advance

regards

S. djeanthi

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