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Re: Strange Oracle Internal Error

From: Syed Faisal Shah <faisal_at_cyber.net.pk>
Date: Mon, 21 Jun 1999 12:18:30 +0500
Message-ID: <376DE746.4058D6DE@cyber.net.pk>


Hi

ORA-600 Error is not good news.

The oracle database is corrupt and need to be reinstalled. You will see that the export/import utilities will also not function.

Regards
Faisal

a_andy_at_my-deja.com wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am trying to execute a procedure which calls multiple procedures. e.g
>
> All of these procedures use a large rollback segment and I use a 'SET
> TRANSACTION USE ROLLBACK....' in beginning and 'COMMIT' at the end of
> these.
>
> procedure main_proc
> begin
> select column into x from table where ...;
> if x = .. then
> a_procedure;
> b_procedure;
> c_procedure;
> d_procedure;
> end if;
> end main_proc;
>
> When I execute this procedure in production database it executes
> without any errors. But when I try to execute this in the test database
> (where it used to work earlier), I get an internal oracle error. I am
> pasting the error below :
>
> ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [4200], [], [], [], [], [],
> [], []
> ORA-06512: at "a_procedure", line 25
> ORA-06512: at "main_proc", line 5
>
> I do not get this error and it works if, I comment the 'SET TRANSACTION
> USE ROLLBACK....' in the first procedure i.e 'a_procedure' although I
> still have 'set trans...' in all other procedures.
>
> I tried to comment the 'a_procedure' in main_proc and still it gives
> the same error for 'b_procedure'.
>
> So, it gives me an error if the first procedure called from main_proc
> has a 'SET TRANSACTION USE ROLLBACK....' and works if I remove that
> from the first one.
>
> It seems there is a bug reported in Oracle 8.05(BUG# 285843), related
> to 'SET TRANS..'. But as I mentioned earlier the same procedure works
> in PROD database.
>
> If anyone has any info on this ...please help..
>
> Thanks.
>
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Received on Mon Jun 21 1999 - 02:18:30 CDT

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