Oracle error - ORA-01422

I am getting ORA-01422 error while updating my databse from a given user. This error is coming only while an update is done.
Any suggestions!!!

I've had a problem like this, ora 1403 on update and Oracle said me than there is a bug, the 892342; I've installed the patch 6a per the dev/2k and the patch 80522 for the database (client site) and now the situation is not bad, but I'm not sure the problem is solved.
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