Problem with SDO_ADMIN.update_index procedure

Hi all:
We use for develpment Oracle 10g XE utilizing Oracle Spatial (SDO) in relational model , with this version works great, all procedures work with out problems.
Recently we want try Oracle 11g, i create the schema, relational model, the same that in 10g XE.
The problem is when i want to update the sdoindex tables with the function SDOADMIN.UPDATE_INDEX, no response are returned, no error o update of _sdoindex table.
I try to use the procedure SDO_ADMIN.POPULATE_INDEX and the same situation.
Also try to use the procedure POPULATE_INDEX with a wrong SDO_GID, in 10g Xe return a ORA-13182 error, and no error returned in 11g.
In 10g XE i need to give permissions from MDSYS to the schema with the model, but in 11g i have the permission for execute the package.
Also in the migration the tables have data and with this data the Geometry function works, i can query data and are found in the geometry, but no new data can be added.
I copy some data to 10g XE and the functions and work great.
I use the relational model, this is a example of tables.
ROADS
ROADS_SDODIM
ROADS_SDOGEOM
ROADS_SDOINDEX
ROADS_SDOLAYER
Any help will be appreciated
Thanks
Juan Pablo

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Dear Oracle Experts,
I try to use the stored procedure below but get this error :
"Error(4,1): PLS-00428: an INTO clause is expected in this SELECT statement"
I don't have any clue what could be wrong with my syntax. INTO wouldn't make any sense at this task.
Does someone of you know what's wrong with my Procedure ?
Hope someone can help,
best regards,
Daniel Wetzler
create or replace PROCEDURE AnalysisCompatibility (DATEBEGIN timestamp, DATEEND timestamp)
AS
BEGIN
select Fs.*,Vs.Analysispriority,Vs.Compatibility Compatibility from SigFacts Fs
inner Join Variables Vs On
(Fs.Var_Ref=Vs.Var_Ref and Fs.Machines_Ref=Vs.Machines_Ref )
where Fs.DT between DATEBEGIN and DATEEND
and
Vs.AnalysisPriority > 0
or
VS.Compatibility in (6,7,8,9,10,11,13,21,22)
order by Fs.DT,Fs.Machines_Ref desc, Vs.AnalysisPriority;
END AnalysisCompatibility;

I have created a table (ATREPORT.TEST) that has has got the same column name and type of the query output and i still get error message
PLS-00403 -- statement ATreport.TESt cannot be used as an into target, pls help
DECLARE start_date DATE := to_date('01/09/2006' , 'DD-MON-YYYY');
end_date DATE := to_date('30/09/2006' , 'DD-MON-YYYY');
BEGIN
SELECT t.SEC_SHORT_NAME, t.SEC_ISIN, t.SEC_NO,t.SEC_NAME, t.TRADE_DATE,
t.PAYMENT_DATE,t.COUNTERPARTY, t.PRICE , t.NOMINAL ,
                    t.TRANSACTION_NO,t.CURRENT_VALUE_PC, t.CURRENT_VALUE_SC, t.PAYMENT_AMOUNT_PC,
                    t.PAYMENT_AMOUNT_SC,
               ct.AMOUNT , ct.CURRENCY,
          sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_LEVEL_2 ,sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_LEVEL_2_NAME,
          sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_LEVEL_3 ,sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_LEVEL_3_NAME,
          sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_LEVEL_4 ,sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_LEVEL_4_NAME,
sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_LEVEL_5 ,sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_LEVEL_5_NAME
INTO ATREPORT.TEST
from scdat.A_TRANSACTIONS t
INNER JOIN scdat.A_COSTTAX ct
     ON ct.TRANS_REF = t.TRANS_REF
INNER JOIN scdat.A_SECS_BUSINESS_CLASS_TS sb
ON sb.SEC_REF = t.SEC_REF
where t.TRADE_DATE >= to_char(start_date ,'DD-MON-YYYY')
and t.TRADE_DATE < to_char(end_date ,'DD-MON-YYYY')
and ct.COST_NAME = 'Broker commission'
and sb.BUSINESS_CLASS_DEFINITION = 'FTSE';
END;

Problem with compiling a procedure in debug-mode

ahoj all together!
i have a small pl/sql function, which made big troubles yesterday, when i compiled it with debug-info. toad didn't finish compiling and when i canceled it, i got the following two error-messages in the oracle-trace file again and again till the harddisk was full. (file is now 17 gb)
Probe:read_pipe: receive failed, status 3
Probe:S:debug_loop: timeout. Action 0
oracle-version: 9.2.0.4.0
can someone tell me what's the problem? thx!
bye,
christian

Hello,
You may get more help raising this with Toad support, or on a Toad forum.
Regards,
AG

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