Corrupt file in oracle 11g?

hello
i am trying to install oracle 11g on win 2003
but when i try to unzip the zip file it says tha the file
atabase\stage\Components\oracle.sdo.locator\11.1.0.6.0\1\DataFiles\filegroup1.jar
is corrupted
Any help ?

Hii, Kaushal,
Welcome to the forum!
Both the package spec (or head) and the package body will have the same name. You need to add something to the WHERE clause (or the ORDER BY clause) to keep them separate.
You probably want something like this:
SELECT       text
FROM       user_source               -- or all_source; see note below
WHERE       name     = 'PKG_TA_SEARCH'
AND       type     = 'PACKAGE BODY'     -- Or just 'PACKAGE'
ORDER BY  line;Maybe there are other schemas that also have a package called 'PKG_TA_SEARCH'. User_source contains information about objects in your schema only. If the package really is in another schema, the you have to use all_souce, but add
AND       owner = 'FUBAR'    -- or whateverto the WHERE clause.

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