Re: Weird -904 Problem

2001-08-08 Thread Jyoti N

Hi,
I appled 8.1.6.3 patch few days back. To my surprise, another instance did not have the same problem after applying the same patch. 
I got another reply to run $ORACLE_HOME/javavm/install/initdbj.sql as internal user and it worked like a magic!!  I am still trying to relate the javavm and export utility !
Thanks to all who replied.
Now,I got to close that tar opened with Metalink which is in "work in progress" mode for sometime!
Rgds,
Jyoti









From: Christian Trassens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Weird -904 Problem 
Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2001 11:05:42 -0800 
 
Probably you need to run the catexp.sql again. This is 
100% if you applied a patch. Even if you don't try 
running the catexp.sql again. Also the error during 
export depends on where you have had it. I mean 
whether it has been in one of your tables or in 
sys/system objects. 
 
Regards. 
 
 
--- Jyoti N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: 
 


 

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Hi,
I got a similar problem in my test database while 
trying to do an export.Opened a tar with Oracle , but 
not much luck yet. 


I get the following error:

EXP-8: ORACLE error 904 
encounteredORA-00904: invalid column 
nameEXP-0: Export terminated 
unsuccessfully.


No idea why this happened?I am not sure if this is 
connected to the 904 mentioned here.


Rgds,

Jyoti

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Subject: Re: Weird -904 Problem 

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Do you create the table with any 
strange symbol or in 

lowercase or mixing lower and upper or 
within 

spaces..?, As f.e.: 

 

create table weird ( "Weird Field" 
NUMBER ); 

 

Regards. 

 

--- "Carle, William T (Bill), NLCIO" 
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wrote: 

  Howdy, 

  

  I had an interesting situation 
today. The 

  application was trying to 

  insert rows into a table and was 
getting a -904 

  error for invalid column. 

  The actual problem was that the 
tablespace 

  containing the indexes was full 

  and the index was unable to 
extend. That was in the 

  alert log. However, when 

  doing a tkprof on their sql 
statements, it showed 

  every sql statement 

  getting a -904. It doesn't seem 
like it should do 

  that. Has anyone seen this 

  before? 

  

  

  Bill Carle 

  ATT 

  Database Administrator 

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Re: Weird -904 Problem

2001-08-07 Thread Christian Trassens

Do you create the table with any strange symbol or in
lowercase or mixing lower and upper or within
spaces..?, As f.e.:

create table weird ( Weird Field NUMBER );

Regards.

--- Carle, William T (Bill), NLCIO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 Howdy,
 
 I had an interesting situation today. The
 application was trying to
 insert rows into a table and was getting a -904
 error for invalid column.
 The actual problem was that the tablespace
 containing the indexes was full
 and the index was unable to extend. That was in the
 alert log. However, when
 doing a tkprof on their sql statements, it showed
 every sql statement
 getting a -904. It doesn't seem like it should do
 that. Has anyone seen this
 before?
 
 
 Bill Carle
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Re: Weird -904 Problem

2001-08-07 Thread Jyoti N
Hi,
I got a similar problem in my test database while trying to do an export.Opened a tar with Oracle , but not much luck yet. 
I get the following error:
EXP-8: ORACLE error 904 encounteredORA-00904: invalid column nameEXP-0: Export terminated unsuccessfully.
No idea why this happened?I am not sure if this is connected to the 904 mentioned here.
Rgds,
Jyoti












From: Christian Trassens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Weird -904 Problem 
Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2001 06:06:26 -0800 
 
Do you create the table with any strange symbol or in 
lowercase or mixing lower and upper or within 
spaces..?, As f.e.: 
 
create table weird ( "Weird Field" NUMBER ); 
 
Regards. 
 
--- "Carle, William T (Bill), NLCIO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: 
  Howdy, 
  
  I had an interesting situation today. The 
  application was trying to 
  insert rows into a table and was getting a -904 
  error for invalid column. 
  The actual problem was that the tablespace 
  containing the indexes was full 
  and the index was unable to extend. That was in the 
  alert log. However, when 
  doing a tkprof on their sql statements, it showed 
  every sql statement 
  getting a -904. It doesn't seem like it should do 
  that. Has anyone seen this 
  before? 
  
  
  Bill Carle 
  ATT 
  Database Administrator 
  816-995-3922 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  
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Re: Weird -904 Problem

2001-08-07 Thread Christian Trassens

Probably you need to run the catexp.sql again. This is
100% if you applied a patch. Even if you don't try
running the catexp.sql again. Also the error during
export depends on where you have had it. I mean
whether it has been in one of your tables or in
sys/system objects.

Regards. 


--- Jyoti N [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

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PI got a similar problem in my test database while
trying to do an export.Opened a tar with Oracle , but
not much luck yet. /P
PI get the following error:/P
PEXP-8: ORACLE error 904
encounteredBRORA-00904: invalid column
nameBREXP-0: Export terminated
unsuccessfully./P
PNo idea why this happened?I am not sure if this is
connected to the 904 mentioned here./P
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Re: Weird -904 Problem

2001-08-07 Thread Christian Trassens

Probably you need to run the catexp.sql again. This is
100% if you applied a patch. Even if you don't try
running the catexp.sql again. Also the error during
export depends on where you have had it. I mean
whether it has been in one of your tables or in
sys/system objects.

Regards. 


--- Jyoti N [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

HR
htmldiv
style='background-color:'PBRBRHi,/P
PI got a similar problem in my test database while
trying to do an export.Opened a tar with Oracle , but
not much luck yet. /P
PI get the following error:/P
PEXP-8: ORACLE error 904
encounteredBRORA-00904: invalid column
nameBREXP-0: Export terminated
unsuccessfully./P
PNo idea why this happened?I am not sure if this is
connected to the 904 mentioned here./P
PRgds,/P
PJyoti/P
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DIV/DIVgt; gt; error for invalid column. 
DIV/DIVgt; gt; The actual problem was that the
tablespace 
DIV/DIVgt; gt; containing the indexes was full 
DIV/DIVgt; gt; and the index was unable to
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DIV/DIVgt; gt; alert log. However, when 
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Re: Weird -904 Problem

2001-08-07 Thread Christian Trassens

Probably you need to run the catexp.sql again. This is
100% if you applied a patch. Even if you don't try
running the catexp.sql again. Also the error during
export depends on where you have had it. I mean
whether it has been in one of your tables or in
sys/system objects.

Regards. 
--- Jyoti N [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

HR
htmldiv
style='background-color:'PBRBRHi,/P
PI got a similar problem in my test database while
trying to do an export.Opened a tar with Oracle , but
not much luck yet. /P
PI get the following error:/P
PEXP-8: ORACLE error 904
encounteredBRORA-00904: invalid column
nameBREXP-0: Export terminated
unsuccessfully./P
PNo idea why this happened?I am not sure if this is
connected to the 904 mentioned here./P
PRgds,/P
PJyoti/P
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Weird -904 Problem

2001-08-06 Thread Carle, William T (Bill), NLCIO

Howdy,

I had an interesting situation today. The application was trying to
insert rows into a table and was getting a -904 error for invalid column.
The actual problem was that the tablespace containing the indexes was full
and the index was unable to extend. That was in the alert log. However, when
doing a tkprof on their sql statements, it showed every sql statement
getting a -904. It doesn't seem like it should do that. Has anyone seen this
before?


Bill Carle
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