Minact-scn errors in Alert and Trace Files

we have enabled trace for one session ( where select query is running ) and we seen this error in trace file
can any one suggest me to resolve this issue.
--------------------------------------------------------------Trace File------------------------------------------------------------------
*** 2015-04-23 19:19:29.559
minact-scn master-status: grec-scn:0x0805.5b417ecb gmin-scn:0x0805.5b3d0eda gcalc-scn:0x0805.5b417ecb
minact-scn master-status: grec-scn:0x0805.5b41818c gmin-scn:0x0805.5b3d0eda gcalc-scn:0x0805.5b41818c
*** 2015-04-23 19:29:33.749
minact-scn master-status: grec-scn:0x0805.5b424c67 gmin-scn:0x0805.5b3d0eda gcalc-scn:0x0805.5b424c67
*** 2015-04-23 19:34:36.560
minact-scn master-status: grec-scn:0x0805.5b425343 gmin-scn:0x0805.5b3d0eda gcalc-scn:0x0805.5b425343
minact-scn master-status: grec-scn:0x0805.5b425749 gmin-scn:0x0805.5b3d0eda gcalc-scn:0x0805.5b425749

Hi,
Check support note if database is hitting a bug - Minact-Scn Master-Status: Grec-Scn Messages In Trace File (Doc ID 1361567.1)
HTH,
Pradeep

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