Registered plsql callback not notified
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0
Production system: Two-instance RAC
Testing system: Single instance
I have a PL/SQL procedure registered through DBMS_AQ.REGISTER to be notified when messages come in on a particular queue. While it works in test, it is never called in production.
I have checked that the messages are enqueued correctly. There are no messages in the associated exception queue. There do not seem to be any trace files associated with this failed notification.
There are messages in the exception queue for AQ_SRVNTFN_TABLE. The USER_DATA for these messages seems to be the procedure which I registered.
What can I do next?
Looks like we found it...
This is TEST:
create or replace
TYPE aq$_descriptor AS OBJECT (
queue_name VARCHAR2(65), -- name of the queue
consumer_name VARCHAR2(30), -- name of the consumer
msg_id RAW(16), -- message identifier
msg_prop msg_prop_t, -- message properties
gen_desc sys.aq$_ntfn_descriptor) -- generic descriptorThis is PROD:
create or replace TYPE aq$_descriptor AS OBJECT (
queue_name VARCHAR2(30), -- name of the queue
consumer_name VARCHAR2(30), -- name of the consumer
msg_id RAW(16), -- message identifier
msg_prop msg_prop_t) -- message properties
ALTER TYPE aq$_descriptor
ADD ATTRIBUTE(gen_desc sys.aq$_ntfn_descriptor)
CASCADEIn c1001000.sql, aq$_srvntfn_message.queue_name is upped to 65 chars, but aq$_descriptor is left alone.
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