Anyone ever heard of this happening...a 4030 error that is not a real
4030 error? The client is a powerbuilder app running in a citrix
environment? Is it possible to trigger a 4030 error on the client side
within a PB application? This didn't make a lot of sense to me.=20
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Oracle states that this was not an ora-4030 error. A 4030 error is a
server side error and as such we would have received errors in the alert
log, a trace file with a
heap dump and very possibly a core dump. We have none of those. The
trace file that was generated does not contain a heap dump and basically
has no
information that Oracle can look at to determine the problem. He
stated that it appeared that the client software thought it had received
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and so reported it as a 4030 error. This is possible as the Oracle
messages are loaded on the client based on the client installs done
here.
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