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Hello,
I'm developing an Oracle application using PL/SQL and have run into a
rather *strange*
(for lack of a better word) problem with a piece of code. For some
reason, the
WRB doesn't want to dispatch certain routines in a particular PL/SQL
package. Some
procedures in the package run just fine, but others in the package
return a rather
strange error.
From $ORACLE_BASE/admin/ows/arieswww/log/wrb.log
08-09-1999 19:39:14 498897 aries `Management Helper` 18785 7
0x800020 `OWS-26800: Created management helper library global context.`
08-09-1999 19:39:16 743707 aries `Dispatcher` 1750 2 0x2fff `OWS-04525: The cartridge execute throws unknown exception IDL:omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE:1.0. ` 08-09-1999 19:39:20 260602 aries `Broker` 1739 1 0
x10fff `OWS-04757: Unable to bring up cartridge, type WhizCal/WhizCalPLSQL, at aries. `
08-09-1999 19:39:20 678741 aries `Broker` 1739 1 0
x10fff `OWS-04766: Unable to bring down Cartridge Server Instance WhizCal pid 18785
at aries due to exception unknown. `
Now I've picked apart this code completely. It compiles and runs just
fine (it seems) from
SQLPLUS, but I can't seem to get it to work through the WRB. I've even
taken the
code and commented out the main code COMPLETELY (with just a NULL
statement there
to mark the carnage) and this error still occurs.
Does anyone have any idea what is going wrong here and if there are any
ways to fix this?
I've been struggling with this one for the past 3 hours and haven't been
able to find any
documentation on this. Even simple observations that might point me in
the right direction
will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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