Ora-01574 against table QMS_TRANSACTIONS

We experience ora-01574 (too many transactions) when for about 10 concurrent users connect trough our headstart based application. Support analyzed trace files and told us that over 255 concurrent transactions occur against table QMS_TRANSACTIONS. Has anyone experienced this before?
I noticed that a sequence with interval 1 increases by thousands when the error raises. e.g. our sequence CURRVAL has value 800 before the ORA-01574 and 52000 after the ora-01574. We can resolve the issue when we kill the forms session which takes too much CPU and too much RAM. (> 30K). As long we do not kill that forms session, noone can commit form.

Johan,
In the past there were reported other problems regarding qms_transactions. E.g. selecting a value from it took very long (> 20 seconds) and came back with answer 0 (zero).
This is the reason why we decided to make this table a temporary table in patch 6.5.2.3.
Do you run on this patch? If not, it's available via the iDevelopment Accellerator Supplement Option.
I'm interested whether this makes any difference.
Kind regards, Marc

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             "V_EMP_DEPT"."DNAME")
      VALUES("MERGE_SUBQUERY"."EMPNO",
             "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."ENAME",
             "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."JOB",
             "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."MGR",
             "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."HIREDATE",
             "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."SAL",
             "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."DNAME")
   WHEN MATCHED THEN
      UPDATE
         SET "ENAME" = "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."ENAME",
             "JOB" = "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."JOB",
             "MGR" = "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."MGR",
             "HIREDATE" = "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."HIREDATE",
             "SAL" = "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."SAL",
             "DNAME" = "MERGE_SUBQUERY"."DNAME";
{code}
This was only an example my target view has a lot more columns being MERGE'd into the view and joined tables.
Cheers,
Phil

Reconciliation error: ORA-00903: invalid table name

I am facing this error, below:
SELECT * FROM WHERE ORC_KEY = ? AND UD_RES_P_KEY = ?: java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: ORA-00903: invalid table name
Is it a product issue from OIM 9.1.0.2?
best regards,
Robert

No, it is not a product issue. Please go to the process definition tab related and
set all Multivalued attribute as a key field in Reconciliation mapping in Process definition.
Let me know the result, please.
hope this helps,
Thiago L Guimaraes

Getting ORA-00903:invalid table name with both system and table owner

Hi All,
Oracle version 9.2
I'm trying to retrieve some information from a few tables and import them to Excel. I haven't got much idea about ORACLE, but I'm not able to do anything.
I open SQL PLus, and use CONNECT SYSTEM/[email protected] AS SYSDBA
The console shows connected.
I use select table_name,owner from dba_tables where owner='USER1';
I can see the tables I want to access in the output.
I do select * from USER1.TABLE1 and also tried with select * from TABLE1, both return ORA-00903:invalid table
I also tried to connect with "CONNECT USER1/[email protected]" also shows connected, but then same error ORA-00903:invalid table
Could anyone guide me so I can find out whats going on wrong??
Thanks.. Best regards!

Great! this worked! At least now I know I can read the data.
Now I would like to get the data from this table into Excel 2007, but I can't install Office in the ORACLE server, so I have setup my client computer (Windows 2003 server with Excel 2007).
I installed the ORACLE ODBC driver, and put the TNSName.ora file into the network admin folder.
I successfully create the ODBC connector, and try connection is successfull. However, when I try to get the data, Excel send an error saying that it cannot list the tables!
Anyway, any simple solution will do. If there is an easy way of making ORACLE create for example a CSV file with all the data from the table it will be good as well. What would be the easiest way?

How to resolve error ORA-29491: invalid table for chunking?

Hello,
I'm trying to implement DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE to speed up a huge update I need to do. I'm stuck on a problem with the table I'm using to test my procedure. Here's a simple test that produces the same error. As best I can tell, the table I'm declaring here is missing some kind of requirement that lets DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE make use of it, but the docs and searching for the error code haven't turned up any useful discussions. Please help.
drop table owner.why_cant_i_hold;
create table owner.why_cant_i_hold (
things VARCHAR2 (64),
amount INT,
CONSTRAINT why_cant_i_pk PRIMARY KEY (things)
insert into why_cant_i_hold values ('limes', 8);
insert into why_cant_i_hold values ('lemons', 8);
insert into why_cant_i_hold values ('watermelons', 5);
insert into why_cant_i_hold values ('cats', 4);
insert into why_cant_i_hold values ('teacups',10);
insert into why_cant_i_hold values ('mugs', 5);
insert into why_cant_i_hold values ('eggs', 15);
insert into why_cant_i_hold values ('jobs', 3);
commit;
-- got tasks?
COLUMN task_name FORMAT A10
SELECT task_name,
status
FROM user_parallel_execute_tasks;
--exec DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.CREATE_TASK('holding');
exec DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.CREATE_CHUNKS_BY_ROWID('holding', 'ODDEV03', 'why_cant_i_hold', true, 3);
It seems like a really simple case here. The output is all successful until
"Error starting at line 25 in command:
exec DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.CREATE_CHUNKS_BY_ROWID('holding', 'owner', 'why_cant_i_hold', true, 3);
Error report:
ORA-29491: invalid table for chunking
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE", line 27
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE", line 121
ORA-06512: at line 1"

Oh. This was an easy one, table names are never really lower-case. Changing the value in my chunking call fixed the simple test:
exec DBMS_PARALLEL_EXECUTE.CREATE_CHUNKS_BY_ROWID('holding', 'ODDEV03', 'WHY_CANT_I_HOLD', true, 3);
It doesn't help with why my more complicated test case isn't working, but I have details to check before I ask again.
EDIT: lesson learned... 'invalid table' doesn't mean the database can find the table you are talking about at all. I hope that's a help.
Edited by: user519442 on Nov 16, 2011 12:33 PM

ORA 7 & temp tables?

Used migration workbench to migrate an MSS database into ORA 8i and all is well after a bit of re-jiggering. Migration Workbench modified MSS temporary table references to ORA Global Temporary Tables.
May need to implement same database structure in ORA 7 for some customers. Does ORA 7 also support temporary tables? In the same manner as 8i? Can't find any reference to them in the ORA 7 docs.
Thanks

So I just create ordinary tables and flush them out manually in ORA 7 ?
If that is correst, any techniques you can suggest when doing a "DELETE FROM" on these working tables to eliminate filling up the transaction log when these tables may be quite big? Is TRUNCATE TABLE supported within the bounds of a transaction in a Trigger or Procedure in ORA 7?

ORA-00903:invalide table name

Hi,
I can not understand. I'm loged into DB as sysdba :
select table_name, owner from all_tables where table_name ='ORDER';
TABLE_NAME OWNER
ORDER SYS
select * from ORDER
error on line 1 :
ORA-00903:invalide table name
select * from SYS.ORDER
error on line 1 :
ORA-00903:invalide table nameThank for help.

user522961 wrote:
thank you.
But why that ? I have always used table name without double qutation mark ?
Regards.
Edited by: user522961 on May 29, 2009 2:53 AMThink about this variant on your query:
select * from order
order by 1;What do you suppose oracle is doing when it parses your query and it sees "order" where it is expecting a table name?

SQK Developer 3.0.03 generated ORA-0904 on table detail tab

When I select the table detail tab, I get an error dialog with the following message:
An error was encountered performing the
requested operation:
ORA-00904: "STATUS": invalid identifier
00904. 00000 - "%s: invalid identifier"
*Cause:
*Action:
Vendor code 904
Nothing is displayed on the detail tab.
The same request, against the same database, using SQL Developer 2.1 displays the expected list of parameters and values.

I have a saved connection for the sys user on that database. All of these connections were imported from the previous version of SQL Developer. All of the connections use the //server/instance style connection identifier.
When I navigate to the table through the tree that opens under the Sys user:
"Other Users" -> [userid] -> "Tables" -> [tablename]
and select the "Details" tab, I get the same error messages as I do when I view the "Details" tab using the connection for the table owner.
I did not check all tables, but I visited a few new tables (tables created in the last few weeks), and some old tables (ones that were created several years ago). Also, I looked at some tables owned by SYS, such as ASSOCIATION$ and DUAL. All showed the same error message.
Edited by: djhenderson on Feb 8, 2011 3:30 PM

PL/SQL: Populating Cursor with List then do IF EXISTS against Table

Here is my issue. The DB I work with is an Event Database (Network Events). I have a task to take a list of 2600 nodes and see if these nodes exist with in a set of events which would be found with a certain WHERE clause. On my first pass, I did the WHERE clause AND NODE in (List of 2600 nodes). Well you can only put 1000 items in an in list so I split it up into 3 reports and then did a UNION all between them. This used 15% of db resources and ran for hours and the dba group would like me to find a better way. They would prefer that I use PL/SQL.
I'm new to pl/sql (but not to programming nor sql). So the first thing I did is just figure out how to get my list into an Varray, which I then switched to a table because I could not find any examples, after hours and hours of searching the web,
of referencing a Varray with SQL syntax.
******** BEGIN CODE Sample 1 ***********
DECLARE
DECLARE
TYPE NodeList IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(255);
Nodes NodeList := NodeList('node1', node2', [......list of 2597 nodes..], 'node2600')
BEGIN
dbms_output.enable(1000000);
FOR i IN Nodes.FIRST .. Nodes.LAST
LOOP
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Relevant Items: ' || Nodes(i));
END LOOP;
END
******** END CODE Sample 1 ***********
The pseudocode I'm envisioning goes something like this:
IF any of these nodes (2600 node list) ,
exist in the nodes for this WHERE clause (which is pulling from the db event table),
then print out the records (of the events in the db event table) that contain those nodes (i.e the nodes from the list).
I think I found an example of doing this with 2 cursors but I cant find that example again. And, anyway, I cant figure out how to get my list into a cursor. I have many examples of how to fill a cursor via a select against a db.
I tried this but it did not work:
******** BEGIN CODE Sample 2 ***********
DECLARE
DECLARE
TYPE NodeList IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(255);
Nodes NodeList := NodeList('node1', node2', [......list of 2597 nodes..], 'node2600')
CURSOR MOM_OVO_NODES IS
SELECT Node
FROM NodeList
ORDER BY Node;
BEGIN
dbms_output.enable(1000000);
FOR nodelist_rec IN MOM_OVO_NODES
LOOP
dbms_output.put_line('Relevant Nodes: '||nodelist_rec.node);
END LOOP;
END
******** END CODE Sample 2 ***********
Is there a way to get this list into a cursor? Or am I thinking about the whole thing incorrectly?
brad

Every time I come to OTN thinking I finally have a reason to use PL/SQL, I find that I really only need SQL! I'm never going to get to learn PL/SQL! :)
Thanks for the link. The information is well written.
Unfortunately, I dont have the rights to create a GTT table. I get ORA-01031.
I work for a very large organization where even the DBA's are so task individualized that many of them can only do very specific tasks. So I dont see myself getting rights to create even temporary tables. That would probably take and act of God.
So, accepting that pl/sql is NOT the best practices solution here. I'd still like to , as an exercise for the student, understand how I can populate a cursor with a list. Why wont my example work? Since I could ONLY find examples of using SELECT to populate a cursor, I turned my VARRAY into a table. Then I learned that I could initialize the table in the DECLARE section. Then I put my cursor declaration after the table initialization. Still no luck. Then I saw casting as TABLE mentioned but got nowhere with that. IS there a way to get that list into a cursor? Its really bothering me.
Also, since its a table, and, as far as I know, in referring to a table, one needs to reference a column, what is the syntax for naming the single column in my table?
I AM reading the pl/sql books on Safari, and I do have the 10lb tome from Steven Feuerstein sitting next to me. <-- I'd page through it more often if I could find a reason to use PL/SQL. Actually, the DBA group has mandated that I write everything in PL/SQL for "performance" reasons. I dont actually adhere to that but there it is.
Also, whats the protocol for giving credit for answers on threads like this where several people give relatively the same answer? Do I just give the earliest time stamp full credit or give them all a "helpful"?
brad

SQL query against tables on MS SQL Server and Oracle using Oracle BI

Hi All
I have two databases Oracle and MS SQL Server. I want to write a query statement which will retrieve data from both databases and publish this data into one report. That is I want to join/merge data from tables in both database into one report with one SQL Statement something like:
Select o.F1,o.F2, m.F1,m.F2
from
table@oracleServer o,
table@microsoftSQLServer m
where o.F1=m.F1;
Can Oracle BI Publisher do this?
Basically I want to query simultaneously two heterogeneous data sources in one SQL statement. Is there such a tool? I don't want to build a warehouse by moving data from SQL Server into Oracle or vice-versa. I don't want to duplicate data. I want to be able to query data at its source via 1 SQL statement.
How would one go about doing such a thing?
Many Thanks
Kubilay.

Hi Matt and Thomas
Many thanks for your replies.
Yes I have to do the join. Even worse I have to write an Aggregate query like this!
Select o.F1,o.F2, m.F1,m.F2, count(*)
from
table@oracleServer o,
table@microsoftSQLServer m
where o.F1=m.F1
group by o.F1,o.F2, m.F1,m.F2;
These are 2 different systems (hardware & software) which actually do the same job, they produce transactions for a common business entity. Kind of, both sell tickets for the same ABC ferry company.
I can not put them side by side on the dashboard, as I need to aggregate the data and present it maybe in a Oracle BI Report for Accounting and Financial reconciliation purposes.
The truth is, as it is. I can't change it, is too late.
I have to device a way to harvest both systems as they are. I don't want to move around data. I thought looking at Oracle BI I could write SQL against multiple Data Sources. I am struggling to find a way. As it seems that it can "SQL query" 1 data source at a time.
I have been hinted on another forum (OracleTURK) to use Oracle Transparent Gateways and Generic Connectivity. http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14232/toc.htm
Shame, I have to pay licenses for OWB and Oracle Transparent Gateways. I thought DB vendors can do better. Why do I have to pay to access the other 50% of the market.
I can understand the performance implications this might have. Because of it I might even be forced at the end to move data (ETL) into a separate database, slice it into partitions and manage it that way. Pitty because currenlty I only need one report out of these systems but seems like will be dear to get.
Thank you for all your help.
Kubilay

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