Error in Accessing another Schema

When i access table in another schema then the table is accessed but when i execute query it returns the following error Using PL/SQL Developer
Access Violation at address 606B90F0 in module 'ORACLIENT9.Dll'.Read the 00000000
What this error is and what the solution if anyone can help

i have installed oracle PL/SQL developer installed on my machine and i m using the tns file of oracle database in which i have connection of different database through which i m accessing
ok
the query is
select *
from arl.hrs_employee_personnel a
where a.employee_id not in
(select d.pi300_emp from pi300emp d where d.hb101_comp_cd = '01')
and a.employment_status in ('000', '006')
and a.employee_id not like '3%'
i have tried it also in sql plus ok
the error is
OCI-22303

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System
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[ Name]
MSSQLSERVER
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