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Hi,
> I just finished building a database. After checking for invalid
> objects I found dbms that DBMS_SNAPSHOT is invalid.
> Looked it up it said that dbmssnap.sql and prvtsnap.plb have to
> be run.
> I did so and got more errors. That I decided to rerun catalog.sql
> + catdbsyn.sql
> hoping to get rid of errors alas I got even more invalid objects.
I had exactly the same problem. It is a known bug, here is the solution:
Article-ID: <PrSol:2077468.6> For-Problem: <Pr:1030033.6> Subject: YOU HAVE HIT BUG 389795, SIMPLE WORKAROUND AVAILABLE Circulation: ** PUBLIC ** Affected-Platforms: - Generic: not platform specificAffected-Products: Oracle Server - Enterprise Edition V7
Solution Description:
You have encountered Bug 389795. You need to verify your resources and recompile the package.
Solution Explanation:
This is bug 389795. The issue exists in version 7.2.X and 7.3.X.The bug is currently being resolved.
Check the value of the shared_pool_size parameter.
Often having a shared_pool_size of 10M or lower can cause this. Shared_pool_size should be 30M or higher in a replicated environment. A simple workaround will solve the problem.
Please do the following:
svrmgr> CONNECT INTERNAL
svrmgr> ALTER PACKAGE DBMS_SNAPSHOT COMPILE BODY;
The you should rerun the above query again to check for INVALID objects. All objects should be VALID prior to configuring the replicated environment.
Hope it helped.
Brian
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