Ken Snider wrote:
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> Running Linux x86 RPM's.
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> Intermittently, we'll see the following error when using a 
> stored procedure
> within the database. The error is:
> 
> 2004-02-26 16:13:58  7617 ERR 51080 SYSERROR -9999 Otherwise 
> unknown errorcode
> 
> No other queries are running against the database at the time.
> 
> The SQL that (intermittently!) causes the error is:
> 
> SELECT num(substr(char(TimeKey_DateTimeGMT,INTERNAL),1,10) &
> LFILL(TimeKey_FiveMinuteGMT,'0',2) ) TIMEKEY,
> ~            NODEKEY,TxnTypeKey,
> ~            count(*) TxnCount 
> ,sum(Duration),min(duration),max(duration),
> ~            sum(HostDuration),min(HostDuration),max(HostDuration),
> ~            sum(Duration - HostDuration),min(Duration -
> HostDuration),max(Duration - HostDuration)
> ~      FROM  DWBUILD.DWDailyTraffic
> ~  GROUP BY  num(substr(char(TimeKey_DateTimeGMT,INTERNAL),1,10) &
> LFILL(TimeKey_FiveMinuteGMT,'0',2) ),
> ~            NODEKEY,TxnTypeKey;
> 
> Any insight provided by the error number?

Unfortunately not.
What I would like to see is
- the table definition
- the date_and_time_format used when calling the stored procedure (which tool/client 
do you use?)
- the kernel version. Are we speaking of 7.5.00.xy (which xy?)
- the vtrace according to http://sapdb.2scale.net/moin.cgi/VTrace
- the problem is reproducable or depends on time-/multi-user-effects?

Elke 
SAP Labs Berlin

> 
> Also, any progress toward a 7.5.00.08+ release in RPM Format? 
> I'd like to see
> if this problem exists under the stable release.
> 
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> Ken Snider
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