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Hi All,
    We are fixing objects in UCCHECK .One of the object has syntax error as below : "G_NULL_AND_SPACE" must be a character-type data object (data type C,N,D,T or string).
Details:
G_NULL_AND_SPACE has fields as below
DATA:      BEGIN OF G_NULL_AND_SPACE,
             NULL TYPE X,
             SPC TYPE C,
           END   OF G_NULL_AND_SPACE.
Later 'tcode' value of an internal table (CVTR STRUCTURE SAPWLPFNRM) is translated as below using the below statement.
TRANSLATE: CVTR-TCODE    USING G_NULL_AND_SPACE.
pLEASE LET US KNOW IF ANY ONE COULD SOLVE THIS ISSUE.

Hi, try this:
*TRANSLATE CMFC USING <TAB>.
fIELD-SYMBOLS: <TAB> TYPE ANY.
ASSIGN TRANSLT TO <TAB>.
TRANSLATE CMFC USING <TAB>.

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16:47:01: INFO[main]: Audio: Error opening /usr/share/minetest/sounds/main_menu.6.ogg for decoding
16:47:01: INFO[main]: Audio: Error opening /usr/share/minetest/sounds/main_menu.7.ogg for decoding
16:47:01: INFO[main]: Audio: Error opening /usr/share/minetest/sounds/main_menu.8.ogg for decoding
16:47:01: INFO[main]: Audio: Error opening /usr/share/minetest/sounds/main_menu.9.ogg for decoding
16:47:01: INFO[main]: Audio: Error opening /usr/share/minetest/sounds/main_menu.ogg for decoding
16:47:01: INFO[main]: OpenALSoundManager: "main_menu" not found.
16:47:05: INFO[main]: Audio: Deinitializing...
16:47:05: INFO[main]: Audio: Deinitialized.
16:47:05: INFO[main]: GUIEngine: Deinitializing scripting
16:47:05: INFO[main]: Searching worlds...
16:47:05: INFO[main]: In /home/dirk/.minetest/worlds:
16:47:05: INFO[main]: Spielwelt
16:47:05: INFO[main]: 1 found.
16:47:05: INFO[main]: Updating configuration file: "/home/dirk/.minetest/minetest.conf"
16:47:05: INFO[main]: Skipping writing of /home/dirk/.minetest/minetest.conf because content wouldn't be modified
16:47:05: INFO[main]: Updating configuration file: "/home/dirk/.minetest/minetest.conf"
16:47:05: INFO[main]: Skipping writing of /home/dirk/.minetest/minetest.conf because content wouldn't be modified
16:47:05: VERBOSE[main]: httpfetch_cleanup: cleaning up
… or on nopaste.info for better readability.
Since it seems to work for everyone else (otherwise there might be more replies to my quesions in several places, I guess *g*) I’m pretty sure that’s a local problem on my machine. But since gettext properly works on my machine in all and every application that use it I have no clue at all where to start debugging.
Hints are highly appreciated Thanks in advance!
Kind regards,
Dirk

Hi there...
It gives me a URL that begins with http:// Safari does something strange, ie. flashes the page, and then complains about not recognizing photo://
It seems that it has not figured out that it needs to open iPhoto 6.
Regardless, the provided link is not viewable when cutting and pasting into safari, neither.
I am using the latest and greatest 10.4.4, Safari is 2.0.3.

Ora-600 publishing translation

Getting following error when publishing translation:
ORA-20001: Sync error: WWV_FLOW_ICON_BAR.ICON_IMAGE_ALT ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [kkxlsb csid mismatch], [871], [871], [1], [2], [], [], []
Problem happened in 1.6 and after upgrading to 2.0.
DB is 10g Release 1running on Itanium. Character set is UTF-8 (For Developer 6i compatibility).
Start of dump file is below.
Please advise.
Dump file e:\oracle\admin\db\udump\db_ora_2960.trc
Tue Nov 15 17:11:30 2005
ORACLE V10.1.0.2.0 - 64bit Production vsnsta=0
vsnsql=13 vsnxtr=3
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.1.0.2.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP and Data Mining options
Windows Server 2003 Version V5.2
CPU : 1 - type 2200, 1 Physical Cores
Process Affinity: 0x0000000000000000
Memory (A/P) : PH:623M/2039M, PG:4760M/5949M
Instance name: db
Redo thread mounted by this instance: 1
Oracle process number: 35
Windows thread id: 2960, image: ORACLE.EXE (SHAD)
*** ACTION NAME:(PAGE 4755) 2005-11-15 17:11:30.318
*** MODULE NAME:(HTML DB:APPLICATION 4000) 2005-11-15 17:11:30.318
*** SERVICE NAME:(db) 2005-11-15 17:11:30.318
*** CLIENT ID:(DBOWN:12787257745529832838) 2005-11-15 17:11:30.318
*** SESSION ID:(138.36224) 2005-11-15 17:11:30.318
*** 2005-11-15 17:11:30.318
ksedmp: internal or fatal error
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [kkxlsb csid mismatch], [871], [871], [1], [2], [], [], []
Current SQL statement for this session:
declare
l_flow_id number := 107;
l_language varchar2(30) := 'zh-cn';
l_translate_from_flow_table varchar2(255) := 'WWV_FLOW_ICON_BAR';
l_translate_from_flow_column varchar2(255) := 'ICON_IMAGE_ALT';
l_value varchar2(32767);
begin
for c1 in (
select translated_flow_id, translate_to_id, translate_from_id, translate_to_text v
from wwv_flow_translatable_text$
where flow_id = l_flow_id
and translate_from_flow_table = l_translate_from_flow_table
and translate_from_flow_column = l_translate_from_flow_column
and translate_to_lang_code = l_language
) loop
l_value := dbms_lob.substr(to_clob(c1.v),dbms_lob.getlength(c1.v),1);
if lengthb(l_value) > 4000 then
for i in reverse 1..length(l_value) loop
if lengthb(substr(l_value,1,i)) <= 4000 then
l_value := substr(l_value,1,i);
exit;
end if;
end loop;
end if;
update WWV_FLOW_ICON_BAR set ICON_IMAGE_ALT = l_value
where FLOW_ID = c1.translated_flow_id
and ID = c1.TRANSLATE_TO_ID
; end loop;
end;
----- PL/SQL Call Stack -----
object line object
handle number name
00000000F683E148 783 package body SYS.DBMS_LOB
00000000F87965D0 16 anonymous block
00000000F659C7C8 111 procedure FLOWS_020000.WWV_FLOW_SYNC_TRANSLATIONS
00000000F82A5950 13 anonymous block
00000000F71CE028 1200 package body SYS.DBMS_SYS_SQL
00000000F73C0F68 224 package body FLOWS_020000.WWV_EXECUTE_IMMEDIATE
00000000F8B2F720 3791 package body FLOWS_020000.WWV_FLOW
00000000F8B2F720 10856 package body FLOWS_020000.WWV_FLOW
00000000F73C82B0 10 anonymous block
----- Call Stack Trace -----
calling call entry argument values in hex
location type point (? means dubious value)
.kgerinv+416 CALL??? .ksfdmp+64 6FBEF6C4B50 000000003
C000000000000612 6FBFE4C9AE0
.kgeasnmierr+160 CALL??? .kgerinv+416 6FBEF6C4B50 6FBEF6C5AE8
008E09C20 000000004
.kkxlsb+2224 CALL??? .kgeasnmierr+160 6FBE0D3F168 6FBE0D3F160
008E09C20 000000004
.kkxlcsb+48 CALL??? .kkxlsb+2224 6FBE0D3F410 6FBE0D3F470
6FBEF3CE808 000000070
.pevm_icd_call_comm CALL??? .kkxlcsb+48 6FBE9759FE0 000000004
on+1200 6FBEF3CE808 C000000000000691
.pfrinstr_ICAL+272 CALL??? .pevm_icd_call_comm 6FBE9759FE0 000000000
on+1200 6FBEF6C5AD8 6FBE0D3F4F0
.pfrrun_no_tool+192 CALL??? .pfrinstr_ICAL+272 6FBE9759FE0 000000004
6FBE975A048 C00000000000048C
.pfrrun+2240 CALL??? .pfrrun_no_tool+192 6FBE9759FE0 000002001
6FBE975A048 C000000000000593
.plsql_run+1968 CALL??? .pfrrun+2240 0F6583138 C000000000000511
6FBFD16C8B0 000000005
.peicnt+576 CALL??? .plsql_run+1968 6FBEF6C5AD8 6FBE0D3FE70
6FBE975A108 C000000000000309
.kkxexe+976 CALL??? .peicnt+576 000000000 6FBE0D403C0
C000000000000716 006B06D90
.opiexe+21216 CALL??? .kkxexe+976 6FBE975A4B0 C000000000000FA7
00612E060 0070F0000
.opipls+4704 CALL??? .opiexe+21216 6FBE99003B0 6FBE99003B4
0F66FFE18 C000000000001430
.opiodr+3248 CALL??? .opipls+4704 000000066 6FBE0D41D88
6FBEF6D11F0 C00000000000050F
.rpidrus+384 CALL??? .opiodr+3248 6FBEF6C7198 6FBEF6C5AD8
6FBE0D42380 00000000A
.rpidru+256 CALL??? .rpidrus+384 6FBEF6C5AD8 C000000000000307
005536440 000000000
.rpiswu2+2112 CALL??? .rpidru+256 6FBE0D43DF0 C000000000002EE0
005532980 0070F0000
.rpidrv+3216 CALL??? .rpiswu2+2112 0FB63C7F8 000000084
6FBE0D43E50 000000000
.psddr0+1040 CALL??? .rpidrv+3216 000000000 6FBEF6C5AD8
6FBE0D43BB0 6FBEF6D0868
.psdnal+768 CALL??? .psddr0+1040 6FBE0D43F40 000000066
000000000 000000000
.pevm_EXIM+496 CALL??? .psdnal+768 6FBE0D450D0 6FBE0D450B0
00000461D 6FBE94053B0
.pfrinstr_EXIM+80 CALL??? .pevm_EXIM+496 6FBE964EEC0 6FBE964EEC8
C000000000000308 6FBFD225210
.pfrrun_no_tool+192 CALL??? .pfrinstr_EXIM+80 6FBE964EEC0 0F770D61C
6FBE964EF28 C00000000000048C
.pfrrun+2240 CALL??? .pfrrun_no_tool+192 6FBE964EEC0 000002001
6FBE964EF28 C000000000000593
.plsql_run+1968 CALL??? .pfrrun+2240 0F770D12A C000000000000511
6FBFD16C8B0 000000002
.peicnt+576 CALL??? .plsql_run+1968 6FBEF6C5AD8 6FBE0D44880
6FBE964EFE8 C000000000000309
.kkxexe+1840 CALL??? .peicnt+576 000000000 6FBE0D44DD0
C000000000000716 006B070F0
.opiexe+21216 CALL??? .kkxexe+1840 6FBE964F390 C000000000000FA7
00612E060 0070F0000
.opiall0+4832 CALL??? .opiexe+21216 6FBE990F808 6FBE990F80C
0F73A9680 C000000000000A9D
.opikpr+1536 CALL??? .opiall0+4832 006FA6E48 00000CC60
6FBEF6D0868 6FBE0D4686C
.opiodr+3248 CALL??? .opikpr+1536 000000065 6FBE9653BC0
000001200 C00000000000050F
.rpidrus+384 CALL??? .opiodr+3248 6FBEF6C7198 6FBEF6C5AD8
6FBE0D47310 000000007
.rpidru+256 CALL??? .rpidrus+384 6FBEF6C5AD8 C000000000000307
005536440 000000000
.rpiswu2+2112 CALL??? .rpidru+256 6FBE0D48D80 C000000000002EE0
005532980 0070F0000
.kprball+2608 CALL??? .rpiswu2+2112 0FB63C8C0 0FB63C8C6
6FBE0D48E0E 000000000
.kkxsexr+1280 CALL??? .kprball+2608 0FB63C7F8 6FBE0D48DD8
C00000000000038A 005444980
.kkxsexe+1904 CALL??? .kkxsexr+1280 000000000 000000001
C000000000000610 005443D70
.pevm_icd_call_comm CALL??? .kkxsexe+1904 000000000 6FBEF6D2404
on+1200 6FBE948EE50 C000000000000691
.pfrinstr_ICAL+272 CALL??? .pevm_icd_call_comm 6FBE97EF3E8 000000000
on+1200 6FBEF6C5AD8 6FBE0D491D0
.pfrrun_no_tool+192 CALL??? .pfrinstr_ICAL+272 6FBE97EF3E8 000000002
6FBE97EF450 C00000000000048C
.pfrrun+2240 CALL??? .pfrrun_no_tool+192 6FBE97EF3E8 000002001
6FBE97EF450 C000000000000593
.plsql_run+1968 CALL??? .pfrrun+2240 0F7EFB4F8 C000000000000511
6FBFD16C8B0 000000003
.peicnt+576 CALL??? .plsql_run+1968 6FBEF6C5AD8 6FBE0D49B50
6FBE97EF510 C000000000000309
.kkxexe+1840 CALL??? .peicnt+576 000000000 6FBE0D4A0A0
C000000000000716 006B070F0
.opiexe+21216 CALL??? .kkxexe+1840 6FBE97EF8B8 C000000000000FA7
00612E060 0070F0000
.kpoal8+3712 CALL??? .opiexe+21216 6FBE990FCB8 6FBE990FCBC
0F61384E0 C000000000001838
.opiodr+3248 CALL??? .kpoal8+3712 00000881F 6FBE0D4CD20
6FBE0D4CCF8 C00000000000050F
.ttcpip+1616 CALL??? .opiodr+3248 6FBEF6C7198 6FBEF6C5AD8
6FBE0D4BB30 000000000
.opitsk+1984 CALL??? .ttcpip+1616 6FBEF6CBA60 6FBE0D4D7BC
6FBE0D4CCF8 000000000
.opiino+2320 CALL??? .opitsk+1984 000000000 000000000
C000000000000611 0058F5DD0
.opiodr+3248 CALL??? .opiino+2320 6FBE0D4E8D0 6FBE0D4FC00
6FBE992EC60 C00000000000050F
.opidrv+3056 CALL??? .opiodr+3248 6FBEF6C7198 6FBEF6C5AD8
6FBE0D4EBC0 000000000
.sou2o+80 CALL??? .opidrv+3056 000000000 6FBE0D4F8F0
6FBE0D4FBF0 C00000000000040B
.opimai+384 CALL??? .sou2o+80 6FBE0D4FC20 00000003C
000000004 6FBE0D4FBF0
.OracleThreadStart+ CALL??? .opimai+384 6FBE0D4FBF0 6FBE0D4FC98
6784 C000000000001C3C 000405800
0000000077D24400 CALL??? .OracleThreadStart+ 6FBFB2457D4 C00000000000040C
6784 077D24400 6FBE0D4FCCC
--------------------- Binary Stack Dump ---------------------
========== FRAME [1] (.kgerinv+416 -> .ksfdmp+64) ==========
Dump of memory from 0x000006FBE0D52180 to 0x000006FBE0D521E0
6FBE0D52180 EF6C4B50 000006FB 00000003 00000000 [PKl.............]
6FBE0D52190 00000612 C0000000 FE4C9AE0 000006FB [..........L.....]
6FBE0D521A0 070F0000 00000000 EF6D2BA8 000006FB [.........+m.....]
6FBE0D521B0 00000286 C0000000 00948D40 00000000 [........@.......]
6FBE0D521C0 E0D521A8 000006FB 00000000 00000000 [.!..............]
6FBE0D521D0 00000000 00000000 0000000E 00000000 [................]
========== FRAME [2] (.kgeasnmierr+160 -> .kgerinv+416) ==========
Dump of memory from 0x000006FBE0D52120 to 0x000006FBE0D52178
6FBE0D52120 EF6C4B50 000006FB EF6C5AE8 000006FB [PKl......Zl.....]
6FBE0D52130 08E09C20 00000000 00000004 00000000 [ ...............]
6FBE0D52140 E0D3F180 000006FB 00000590 C0000000 [................]
6FBE0D52150 FE4CAE60 000006FB FF0FC000 000006FB [`.L.............]
6FBE0D52160 06B5E860 00000000 EF6C4CB0 000006FB [`........Ll.....]
6FBE0D52170 EF6C5E40 000006FB [@^l.....]
========== FRAME [3] (.kkxlsb+2224 -> .kgeasnmierr+160) ==========
Dump of memory from 0x000006FBE0D520C8 to 0x000006FBE0D52150
6FBE0D520C0 E0D3F168 000006FB [h.......]
6FBE0D520D0 E0D3F160 000006FB 08E09C20 00000000 [`....... .......]
6FBE0D520E0 00000004 00000000 00000000 00000000 [................]
6FBE0D520F0 00000367 00000000 00000000 00000000 [g...............]
6FBE0D52100 00000367 00000000 00000899 C0000000 [g...............]
6FBE0D52110 02A314F0 00000000 00000000 00000000 [................]
6FBE0D52120 EF6C4B50 000006FB EF6C5AE8 000006FB [PKl......Zl.....]
6FBE0D52130 08E09C20 00000000 00000004 00000000 [ ...............]
6FBE0D52140 E0D3F180 000006FB 00000590 C0000000 [................]
========== FRAME [4] (.kkxlcsb+48 -> .kkxlsb+2224) ==========
Dump of memory from 0x000006FBE0D52040 to 0x000006FBE0D52068
6FBE0D52040 E0D3F410 000006FB E0D3F470 000006FB [........p.......]
6FBE0D52050 EF3CE808 000006FB 00000070 00000000 [..<.....p.......]
6FBE0D52060 00000289 C0000000 [........]
========== FRAME [5] (.pevm_icd_call_common+1200 -> .kkxlcsb+48) ==========
Dump of memory from 0x000006FBE0D52018 to 0x000006FBE0D52088
6FBE0D52010 E9759FE0 000006FB [..u.....]
6FBE0D52020 00000004 00000000 EF3CE808 000006FB [..........<.....]
6FBE0D52030 00000691 C0000000 FD14EB30 000006FB [........0.......]
6FBE0D52040 E0D3F410 000006FB E0D3F470 000006FB [........p.......]
6FBE0D52050 EF3CE808 000006FB 00000070 00000000 [..<.....p.......]
6FBE0D52060 00000289 C0000000 02A23FF0 00000000 [.........?......]
6FBE0D52070 E0D52040 000006FB E0D3F474 000006FB [@ ......t.......]
6FBE0D52080 E0D3F770 000006FB [p.......]
========== FRAME [6] (.pfrinstr_ICAL+272 -> .pevm_icd_call_common+1200) ==========
Dump of memory from 0x000006FBE0D51FA8 to 0x000006FBE0D52000
6FBE0D51FA0 E9759FE0 000006FB [..u.....]
6FBE0D51FB0 00000000 00000000 EF6C5AD8 000006FB [.........Zl.....]
6FBE0D51FC0 E0D3F4F0 000006FB E55A0490 000006FB [..........Z.....]
6FBE0D51FD0 00000000 00000000 EF3CE808 000006FB [..........<.....]
6FBE0D51FE0 00000592 C0000000 FD223450 000006FB [........P4".....]
6FBE0D51FF0 00000004 00000000 00000000 00000000 [................]

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