FTP Adapter and DB Adapter

I am having a FTP adapter for receiving the file in D3l format. This is publisher side. On the subscriber side i have a DB adapter. I get the procedure from i studio and installed on subscriber side. But while receiving the message it gives error
ora-06513 coolections unintialised
Can anybody help me?
Thanks,
Mehta.

Please check and recompile the package and the procedure exported from iStudio. As a simple check, you can get just compile the empty package procedures and test a message at run time. Or, if your procedure is not too large , you can try posting it here and we can take a look at it.
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Shub Lahiri
Product Manager
OracleAS Integration

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