Hi, i am getting oracle error ora-01013 user requested cancel of current operation.

I know this is timeout error however my select query simply returns count from 2-3 tables.. any help would be appritiated, please help me.

Hi Ramin,
Thanks for reply. Below is the query i am running,
SELECT COUNT(TRN.TRANSACTIONID)
FROM TRANSACTIONDATA TRN,
CONTENTDATA CND,
ACTIVITY AC,
ACTIVINVOL AVL,
PARTY PR
WHERE TRN.T_ID=CND.T_ID
AND CND.CD=AC.CD
AND AC.AD=AVL.AD,
AND AVL.PRD=PR.PRD
AND PR.SPRI=42345
AND TRN.LUT > '16-JUN-2013'
AND UPPER(TRN.T_ID) LIKE 'ONE AND DONE COM%' ;
WHICH OCCURS ERROR ora-01013 user requested cancel of current operation.
THANKS
DESHMUKH

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