Invalid PUBLIC objects in the database

Hi,
I have a 11.1.0.7.10 database running on a Linux EL5 machine.
OWNER           OBJECT_NAME                    OBJECT_TYPE
SYS             INTERACTIONEXECUTE             FUNCTION
SYS             XOQ_VALIDATE                   PROCEDURE
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_LOAD_DIMENSIONS         SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_LOAD_DIM_FILTERS        SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBE_FILTERS       SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBE_MEASURES      SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_LOAD_DIM_PARMS          SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBE_DIMS          SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBES              SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBE_PARMS         SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_LOAD_CUBE_SEGWIDTH         SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_CUBE_AGG_PLANS          SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_CUBE_AGG_MEASURES       SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_CUBE_AGG_LEVELS         SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_DIM_ENABLED_VIEWS       SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_CUBE_ENABLED_VIEWS      SYNONYM
PUBLIC          ALL_AW_CUBE_ENABLED_HIERCOMBO  SYNONYM
PUBLIC          DBMS_AWM                       SYNONYM
SQL> alter public synonym ALL_AW_LOAD_DIMENSIONS compile;
alter public synonym ALL_AW_LOAD_DIMENSIONS compile
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00980: synonym translation is no longer validWhen I try compiling the synonyms, I get the above error. Could someone please help me out here as to what needs to be done to get these invalid synonyms fixed?
Edited by: 877343 on Mar 5, 2012 2:13 AM

MYCSMR3 > select TABLE_OWNER,TABLE_NAME,SYNONYM_NAME from dba_synonyms where SYNONYM_NAME like 'ALL_AW_%';
TABLE_OWNER                                        TABLE_NAME                     SYNONYM_NAME
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_CUBE_AGG_LEVELS         ALL_AW_CUBE_AGG_LEVELS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_CUBE_AGG_MEASURES       ALL_AW_CUBE_AGG_MEASURES
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_CUBE_AGG_PLANS          ALL_AW_CUBE_AGG_PLANS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_CUBE_ENABLED_HIERCOMBO  ALL_AW_CUBE_ENABLED_HIERCOMBO
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_CUBE_ENABLED_VIEWS      ALL_AW_CUBE_ENABLED_VIEWS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_DIM_ENABLED_VIEWS       ALL_AW_DIM_ENABLED_VIEWS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_CUBES              ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBES
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_CUBE_DIMS          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBE_DIMS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_CUBE_FILT          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBE_FILTERS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_CUBE_MEAS          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBE_MEASURES
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_CUBE_PARM          ALL_AW_LOAD_CUBE_PARMS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_DIM                ALL_AW_LOAD_DIMENSIONS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_DIM_FILT           ALL_AW_LOAD_DIM_FILTERS
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_DIM_PARM           ALL_AW_LOAD_DIM_PARMS
OLAPSYS                                            DBMS_AWM                       DBMS_AWM
OLAPSYS                                            ALL$AW_LOAD_CUBE_SEGWIDTH      ALL_LOAD_CUBE_SEGWIDTHWhen I checked the dba_registry, I found that couple of components are showing the status as REMOVED. Could that be a reason for this issue? And if yes, how do I get that component back to VALID state?
SQL> select comp_id, comp_name, version, status from dba_registry;
COMP_ID              COMP_NAME                                VERSION              STATUS
OWB                  OWB                                      11.1.0.7.0           VALID
APEX                 Oracle Application Express               3.0.1.00.12          VALID
EM                   Oracle Enterprise Manager                11.1.0.7.0           VALID
WK                   Oracle Ultra Search                      11.1.0.7.0           VALID
SDO                  Spatial                                  11.1.0.7.0           VALID
ORDIM                Oracle Multimedia                        11.1.0.7.0           VALID
XDB                  Oracle XML Database                      11.1.0.7.0           VALID
CONTEXT              Oracle Text                              11.1.0.7.0           VALID
EXF                  Oracle Expression Filter                 11.1.0.7.0           VALID
RUL                  Oracle Rules Manager                     11.1.0.7.0           VALID
OWM                  Oracle Workspace Manager                 11.1.0.7.0           VALID
CATALOG              Oracle Database Catalog Views            11.1.0.7.0           VALID
CATPROC              Oracle Database Packages and Types       11.1.0.7.0           VALID
JAVAVM               JServer JAVA Virtual Machine             11.1.0.7.0           VALID
XML                  Oracle XDK                               11.1.0.7.0           VALID
CATJAVA              Oracle Database Java Packages            11.1.0.7.0           VALID
APS                  OLAP Analytic Workspace                  11.1.0.7.0           REMOVED
XOQ                  Oracle OLAP API                          11.1.0.7.0           REMOVED
RAC                  Oracle Real Application Clusters         11.1.0.7.0           VALID

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