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RE: Is there a way to identify the offending sql in trace file?

From: Jacques Kilchoer <Jacques.Kilchoer_at_quest.com>
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 10:48:05 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.0057FB13.20030411104805@fatcity.com>


Can you turn on SQL tracing for the session that causes the ORA-600? I would think that would show you the offending SQL statement.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Guang Mei [mailto:gmei_at_incyte.com]
>
> We have oracle 8173 on Solaris 2.8. Occuasionally we get a dump file
> (see below). The program that caused this has many sqls and I am
> wondering if there is a way to "identify" which one generated
> the dump.
> The program runs daily so it is not a source code bug
> (otherwise we would
> get daily dump). I know that ORA-00600 [729] is an oracle bug
> and I have
> already set the following in init.ora file:
>
> event = "10262 trace name context forever, level 4000"
>
> We can not upgrade to new oracle version now. And I don't want to just
> increase the level in init.ora setting to mask this bug, I
> would prefer to make s
> ome change in the program to "avoid" this error, if possible.
>
> -- partial dump file in udump directory:
>
> *** 2003-04-10 02:25:50.896
> ksedmp: internal or fatal error
> ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [729], [6400],
> [space leak],
> [], [], [], []
> , []
> ----- Call Stack Trace -----
> calling call entry argument
> values in hex
> location type point (? means
> dubious value)
> -------------------- -------- --------------------
> ----------------------------
> ksedmp()+168 CALL ksedst()+0 3B8 ? 1 ?
> FFBEC820 ?
> FFBEC2C4 ?
> FFBEC2A8 ? 0
> ?
> kgeriv()+196 PTR_CALL 00000000 3 ? 0 ? 0
> ? 258 ? 1 ?
> 2D9 ?
> kgesiv()+96 CALL kgeriv()+0 1A609B4 ? 1AB89BC ?
> 15FBB0C ?
> 2 ?
> FFBED038 ? 1A4EAC4
> ?
> ksesic2()+64 CALL kgesiv()+0 1A609B4 ?
> 1AB89BC ? 2D9
> ? 2 ?
> FFBED038 ?
> 1ABBB50 ?
> ksmuhe()+664 CALL ksesic2()+0 2D9 ? 0 ?
> 1900 ? 1 ? A
> ?
> 1910724 ?
> ksmugf()+344 CALL ksmuhe()+0 1910724 ? 1A61C00 ?
> 1ABBB4C ?
> 1 ? 1900 ?
> 1A6E938 ?
> ksuxds()+4548 CALL ksmugf()+0 A8764330 ?
> A87647F8 ? 1
> ?
> 1A61C00 ?
> 1A60888 ? 0 ?
> ksudel()+24 CALL ksuxds()+0 1601000 ?
> 1A60800 ? 1 ?
> A8764330 ?
> FFBED2C8 ? 1
> ?
> opilof()+1120 CALL ksudel()+0 A8764330 ?
> 1 ? 1A61C00
> ?
> 1A60800 ?
> 2 ? 1A62000 ?
> opiodr()+5748 PTR_CALL 00000000 FFBED50C ?
> 0 ? FFBEF0D0
> ? 0 ?
> 3 ? FFBEF1D7 ?
> ttcpip()+956 PTR_CALL 00000000 16AE680 ?
> FFBED874 ?
> 1A64800 ?
> 0 ? 16E39FE ?
> 54435000 ?
> opitsk()+664 CALL ttcpip()+0 1A635B0 ? 1A6368C ?
> 16E39FE ?
> FFBEE6EC ?
> FFBEE8D0 ?
> FFBEE6E8 ?
> opiino()+1792 CALL opitsk()+0 0 ?
> 1A62308 ? 1A64D84 ?
> 0 ?
> 1 ? 0 ?
> opiodr()+5748 PTR_CALL 00000000 FFBEFAD0 ?
> 80005000 ?
> 1A63400 ?
> 1A9B328 ? 0 ?
> 1A4EAC4 ?
> opidrv()+1308 CALL opiodr()+0 16AE9B0 ?
> FFBEF6D4 ?
> 1A64800 ?
> 0 ? 16E3ACA ?
> 1A6E938 ?
> sou2o()+20 CALL opidrv()+0 3C ?
> FFBEF7E4 ? 1A60800
> ?
> 2F6C6F67 ? 0 ? 2F ?
> main()+160 CALL sou2o()+0 FFBEFAE0 ? 3C ? 4 ?
> FFBEFAD0 ?
> 17A8BE4 ?
> 1A6E938 ?
> _start()+220 CALL main()+0 0 ?
> FFBEFC8C ? 1A87910
> ?
> 1A60400 ? 0 ? 0 ?
> ----- Argument/Register Address Dump -----
> Argument/Register addr=ffbec820.

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