Calling C functions from PL/SQL. (without OCI )

hi all,
We are trying to call and external C routine (stored in a .so file) from a PL/SQL procedure.
The error obtained is ORA-28576 ( which occurs after connection to the external routine has been established successfully.)
, which states that the problem may lie in:
a) Abnormal Termination of external C routine.(i.e a case of coredump, memory fault etc).
b) Network Problems.
c) Internal Logic Error in the RPC transfer code.
We tried calling the C .so functions from a C executable and it is working fine. Also there doesn't appear to a problem in the network connections too.....
The environment we are working on is Digital Unix 4.0 F. and we are using Oracle 8.0.6
Please advise,
Krishnan

There have been reported problems with specific compiler versions. Check with oracle as see if there is a specific compiler version number you need for a specific database release.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by krishg:
hi all,
We are trying to call and external C routine (stored in a .so file) from a PL/SQL procedure.
The error obtained is ORA-28576 ( which occurs after connection to the external routine has been established successfully.)
, which states that the problem may lie in:
a) Abnormal Termination of external C routine.(i.e a case of coredump, memory fault etc).
b) Network Problems.
c) Internal Logic Error in the RPC transfer code.
We tried calling the C .so functions from a C executable and it is working fine. Also there doesn't appear to a problem in the network connections too.....
The environment we are working on is Digital Unix 4.0 F. and we are using Oracle 8.0.6
Please advise,
Krishnan<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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