Patch set for oracle-8.1.5

Hi,
Does anyone know where can i get patches for bug:883333 ==> import error where schema contains synonym.
FYI, I'm currently using Oracle8.1.5 on AIX4.3.3. I'm already report this problem to Metalink but they still not upload the patches.
TQ

rdbms 815 went out of support on dec. 31, 2000.
you need to move to a currently supported version (i.e 816 or 817(recommended)).
once a product goes out of support, patches are no longer created for it ..

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>
> I need some clarification on below suggestions from SAP,
>
> <div class="jive-quote">there is also no optimizer mergefix installed in the database. This can lead to big performance problems due to wrong Oracle Cost Based Optimizer decisions. SAP therefore requires the installation of so called SAP Bundle Patches. Please refer to
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>
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>
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>
> Regards,
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I don't understand which instructions I have to make for oracle upgrade?
-- You have to follow all the instructions mentioned
(Just check for few if's for Cluster enabled, OID and OLAP databases. Perform these steps only if they apply)
Must I also make the 3. instruction? Connect to databse prior and drop?
-- Yes you should do
Must I also make the post install action for my database?
(startup migrate ...)
-- Yes. Do run catpatch.sql .
what means at post install actions the following:
'execute these post install actions only if you have one or more databases associated to the upgraded $oracle_homee.
-- In this step make sure you do step 1
1: Java VM and XML DB Requirements
Otherwise catpatch.sql will fail.
Do 2 and 3 only if applicable
Chandar
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