'User defined exception error in package OE_SCHEDULE_UTIL' in Sales Order

Dear Contributors,
I am getting the following error while trying to enter line items in the Sales order form. Please provide your valuable suggestion on how to fix this...
User defined exception error in package OE_SCHEDULE_UTIL Procedure Insert_Into_Mtl_Sales_Orders

1004661 wrote:
Dear Contributors,
I am getting the following error while trying to enter line items in the Sales order form. Please provide your valuable suggestion on how to fix this...
User defined exception error in package OE_SCHEDULE_UTIL Procedure Insert_Into_Mtl_Sales_Orders
Please see (ORA-01006 bind variable does not exist FND_FLEX_SERVER during OM Activity [ID 1067359.1]).
Thanks,
Hussein

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