UDT Lob buffer overflow in Initial Load

Hi All
I'm doing an intial load for one table which is having ORDIMAGE column , Here is my prm details :
====================================================================
EXTRACT INIT_FFU
-- ENVIRONMENT PROFILES
setenv (ORACLE_SID = "trfdv")
setenv (NLS_LANG = "AMERICAN_AMERICA.AR8ISO8859P6")
setenv (ORACLE_HOME = "/u01/oracle/product/10.2.0/db_2")
SETENV (NLS_DATE_FORMAT = "DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS")
-- DATABASE LOGIN
USERID gg, PASSWORD *****
-- GG PARAMETER CONFIGURATION
RMTHOST <remote_host> , MGRPORT 7809 , TCPBUFSIZE 200000000, TCPFLUSHBYTES 200000000 , COMPRESS
RMTFILE /u04/GG_TRAILS/ff , MAXFILES 9999 , MEGABYTES 100 , PURGE , FORMAT RELEASE 11.2
DBOPTIONS LOBBUFSIZE 10485760
STATOPTIONS RESETREPORTSTATS
REPORTROLLOVER AT 00:01
REPORTCOUNT EVERY 10 SECONDS, RATE
DISCARDFILE /u01/GG/dirrpt/ffu.dsc, APPEND
-- FFU TABLES
TABLE TRAFFIC.TF_FFU_RADAR_PICTURES;
====================================================================
The issue is at once it gives the following error
UDT Lob buffer overflow, needed: 19920358, allocated: 10485760
I know that the maximum is 10485760 ,
so how can I resolve this issue
GG version is 11.2.1.0.1
DB version is 10.2.0.4
Thanks In Advance

Any Luck ...

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: [/u01/GG/extract(_MSG_ERR_ORACLE_OCI_ERROR_WITH_DESC_SQL(CSourceContext*, int, char const*, char const*, char const*, CMessageFactory::MessageDisposition)+0xb2) [0x613232]]
: [/u01/GG/extract(OCISESS_try(int, OCISESS_context_def*, char const*, ...)+0x48b) [0x5a3c2b]]
: [/u01/GG/extract(DBOCI_get_query_row(file_def*, int, int*)+0x95e) [0x923558]]
: [/u01/GG/extract(gl_get_query_row(file_def*)+0x10) [0x933e2c]]
: [/u01/GG/extract [0x87d18d]]
: [/u01/GG/extract(main+0x11e1) [0x527aa1]]
: [/lib64/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xf4) [0x392f81d994]]
: [/u01/GG/extract(__gxx_personality_v0+0x1ea) [0x4f32ca]]
2015-01-25 10:24:21 ERROR   OGG-00665 OCI Error error executing fetch with error code 1801 (status = 1801-ORA-01801: date format is too long for internal buffer), SQL<SELECT x."ID",x."STATUS",x."STATUS_DATE",x."UPDATE_DATE",x."CREATED_BY",x."CREATION_DATE",x."UPDATED_BY",x."DIR_ID",x."LOC_ID",x."TICKET_DATE",x."TICKET_TIME",x."ROAD_SPEED",x."VEHICLE_SPEED",x."RADAR>.
2015-01-25 10:24:21 ERROR   OGG-01668 PROCESS ABENDING.
=================================================================
End of Report file
Thanks

MODPLSQL generates Buffer Overflow errors trying to login

I am not entirely sure if this the right place but here it goes anyway:
We are using Oracle Workflow Manager Standalone(2.6.4) as part of our Warehouse Builder setup on a 10.2.0.3.0. Enterprise database on Linux .
As such the setup has just recently stopped working where as before it worked for a long time.
The problem is that it is not possible to log in to Oracle Workflow Manager with any user.
I have traced this problem to the mod_plsql.so library of the Oracle HTTP Server part of the owf setup.
What happens is that this module tries to login to the database when a user tries to login with hhis browser and sends an ALTER SESSION statement.
(This is also described in the docs)
This statement is misformed however, it contains to much characters.
Instead of :
ALTER SESSION SET NLS_LANGUAGE='DUTCH' NLS_TERRITORY='THE NETHERLANDS' NLS_CURRENCY='E'
the last bit , nls_currency, is being filled with random characters .
Since the total is more than the allowed limit the database returns, or mod_plsql decides, a ora-1017.
I used the proxy method described here, January 24, 2006: On a breakable Oracle, to find out what the mod_plsql.so package sends to the database.
Just read DADS /mod_plsql for SQLPlus.
I have to do this because these requests are handled as a SYS user and as such are not logged.
The mod_plsql library is supposed to use the DADS.CONF directives over any environment values.
However in the case of the PlsqlNLSLanguage directive this does not work.
The environment variable NLS_LANGUAGE , which is set to dutch , is given precedence.
It uses that to construct the ALTER SESSION statement.
If i change the environment variable to AMERICAN, the modplsql.so uses this to pick the currency and it gets the $ sign for NLS_CURRENCY.
Then the ALTER SESSION statement that is being sent is correct and there is no buffer overflow anymore.
And the database subsequently allows us in. However this changing of NLS_LANGUAGE at an environment variable level is not desirable for us since we get other translate problems.
Finally The Questions:
Why does the mod_plsql.so package also send the NLS_CURRENCY ? This is mentioned in none of the (Oracle) documentation but we can clearly see it happening.
Where does the mod_plsql.so package get this NLS_CURRENCY from? We don't set it anywhere in the environment or the .conf files, yet it is retrieved somewhere. In our case this is retrieveing some garbage data and thus causing the login to fail. Even looking in the .so library i see no mechanism for nls_currency.
Why does the mod_plsql.so package favor the environment variable over the DADS.CONF PlsqlNLSLanguage directive. All the manuals say otherwise yet in our case it is not being used. And when i load the library in an editor i see remarks that indeed point to my statement.
The most important question here is where do i need to look to get the NLS_CURRENCY . It is somehow corrupt and i want to correct this ofcourse.
Another important one is how we can force the mod_plsql.so package to use the PlsqlNLSLanguage directive since we do not want to change the environment variable.
I hope someone can help us out here.
rgrds Mike

Well i must say i am sorry not haveing received any answer whatsoever.
This absence of Oracle people here is worrying me, and is the second time in a row lately.
It seems Oracle is abandoning its own products.
Anyway, just to answer my own thread so that somebody else gets some benefit from it:
After investigation i find that it works like this when things go right:
Modplsql creates a connection with the database and sends numerous key value pairs to the server.
Such as:
AUTH_TERMINAL
AUTH_PROGRAM_NM
AUTH_MACHINE
AUTH_PID
AUTH_SID
AUTH_SESSKEY
AUTH_PASSWORD
AUTH_ACL
AUTH_ALTER_SESSION :
NLS_LANGUAGE
NLS_TERRITORY
NLS_CURRENCY
... and more NLS_ stuff
It then sends a pl/sql ALTER SESSION statement this time only with
NLS_LANGUAGE and
NLS_TERRITORY
It then sends several pl/sql code bits probably to test if the database can access owa_match packages.
In this part it also sends pl/sql to get the database NLS_LANGUAGE, NLS_TERRITORY, and NLS_CHARACTERSET.
It also sends pl/sql to test owa_util.get_version for the proper version.
The last part is all of the web stuff: all of the CGI variables including the POSTed data if any. Ofcourse when doing authentication tru basic authentication there is no POST data.
The authentication info is passed on in the first step with AUTH_PASSWORD.
The environment value NLS_LANGUAGE is used and parsed in the first bit. The corresponding bits pop up in the AUTH_ALTER_SESSION key-value pair. Modplsql finds the other info(i don't know where really) such as NLS_CURRENCY and puts that there.
The dads.conf PlsqlNLSLanguage setting is used and parsed in the second step. The second step is formed like alter session set nls_language='DUTCH' nls_territory='THE NETHERLANDS' .
So my assumption about modplsql not using the Plsql is wrong here, but due to the error i encountered my debug info never got past step 1.
If the environment value is not set then a default value of AMERICAN_AMERICA is used.
What went wrong in my case ?
The environment var was set to DUTCH. Modplsql uses this to lookup nls_currency as explained to output the info in step 1.
However nls_currency returned garbage instead of just the euro sign. This is the real problem btw and not solved yet in our case. If someone knows where modplsql gets this info i would like to know this. !
The other steps were never finished and therefore it looked to the database that the AUTH_ALTER_SESSION key-value pair was too long.
It could not authenticate this reqeuest causing the effect that nobody could login. Since these requests are handled as SYS users no logging takes place. Only a trace with the error:
*** SERVICE NAME:(SYS$USERS) 2013-07-10 11:01:29.414
*** SESSION ID:(458.3138) 2013-07-10 11:01:29.414
Buffer overflow for attribute AUTH_ALTER_SESSION - max length[850] actual length[1131]
indicates there is something wrong here.
Setting the dads.conf file to override this environment parameter doesn'solve this ofcourse since this info is used somewhere else.
Fixing it, for now at least , means clearing the envrionment variable , then starting the http server.
And using DUTCH in the dads.conf file.
After starting the http server we reset the environment variable.
I am still looking for an answer on where modplsql gets the NLS_CURRENCY info since thats where the corruption is !
Hope somebody can use this info.

No initial load of Customers, Material and delta load of Sales Orders.

Hi Experts,
I am facing a very troublesome issue. I am not able to setup the Middleware portion for initial and delta loads. I read a lot of documents and corrected a lot of things. finally, the connectivity is done with R/3 and CRM. Initial load of all objects is successful (as per Best PRactices guide). Customizing load is successful.
But after now I have these open issues for which I am unable to find any answers (am really exhausted!!):
- Customer_main load, it was succesful, but no BP's of R/3 are available.
- Material, it failed in SMW01, SMQ2, the errors are:
Mat. for Initial Download: Function table not supported
EAN xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx does not correspond to the GTIN format and cannot be transferred
EAN yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy does not correspond to the GTIN format and cannot be transferred
Plant xx is not assigned to a business partner
- Sales order, it shows green bdoc, but error segments says "No upload to R/3" and the order does not flow to R/3.
We had our system setup 3 years back for data transfer and Middleware. But few things changed and connectivity stopped. I did all that again now, but am not yet successful. Any inputs will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-Pat

Hi Ashvin,
The error messages in SMW01 for MAterial initial load is :
     Mat. for Initial Download: Function table not supported
     EAN 123456789000562 does not correspond to the GTIN format and cannot be transferred
     EAN 900033056531434 does not correspond to the GTIN format and cannot be transferred
     Plant 21 is not assigned to a business partner
I have done the DNL_PLANT load successfully. Why then the plant error?
Some of the messages for BP:
Messages for business partner 1331:
No classification is assigned to business partner 1331
For another,
     Partner 00001872(469206A60E5F61C6E10000009F70045E): the following errors occurred
     City Atlanta does not exist in country US
     Time zone EST_NA does not exist
     You are not allowed to enter a tax jurisdiction code for country US
     Validation error occurred: Module CRM_BUPA_MAIN_VAL, BDoc type BUPA_MAIN.
Now, the time zone EST is assigned by default in R/3. Where do I change that? I do not want to change time zones as this may have other impacts. Maybe CRM I cna change this, not for sure in R/3. City check has been deactivated in R/3 and CRM, still the error.
Till these 2 are not solved, I cannot go into the Sales order loads.
Any ideas will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-Pat

Initial load of sales orders from R3 to CRM without statuses

1) Some sales orders were uploaded into CRM without statuses in the headers or line items.
2) Some sales orders were uploaded without status, ship-to, sold-to, payer.....If I deleted them and use R3AR2, R3AR4 to upload each individual then no problem.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks.

Hi,
   Request load of adapter objects uses different extractor modules for extracting the data from external system to CRM. While your initial load of sales docs. will use a different extraction logic bases on the filter conditions specfied on trx.
R3AC1
   There may be a problem in the extraction of data from the source system (don't know if you are using a R/3). Can you please de-register the R/3 (i suppose) outbound queue using trx.
SMQS
, and then debug the extraction (R/3 outbound) before the data is sent to CRM using FM
CRS_SEND_TO_SERVER
   If this goes well, you may try debugging the mapper in CRM inbound and the validation module in CRM as a last resort. Also, please refer to trx.
SMW01
to see if the Bdocs are fully processed.
Hope this helps...Reward if helpful.
Regards,
Sudipta.

After Upgrade BI Initial load is taking much time

Dear Friends,
We had BW 3.5 on Windows 2003(32 bit) & SQL 2000.
I upgraded it to BI 7.01 (EHP1 SR1) with Windows 2003(64bit),SQL 2005 & completed all followup activities.
Now when we are doing initial load it is taking long time. Please do let me know your inputs as soon as possible.
Regards,
Sunil Maurya.

Hi ,
I created the thread under netweaver forum.
But still I'll check & try create it in correct forum.
Regards,
Sunil Maurya

XMLTRANSFORM Too large stylesheet - code buffer overflow issue

Hi All,
My question is related to MSWordML generation from PLSQL stored procedure.
1. I have table, containing XSLT stylesheets for different documents
2. PLSQL stored procedure is generating dynamic content depending on some params and at the end I'm using
SELECT XMLTRANSFORM(XMLTYPE.createxml(db_data_clob), XMLTYPE.createxml(x.xslt_clob)).GetClobVal()
INTO res
FROM msword_ml_data x
WHERE x.report_id = rep_id_variable;
where : x.xslt_clob -> column, containing XSLT CLOB
db_data_clob -> dynamic content CLOB
res -> CLOB result
All this was working fine on Oracle11gR1, but I had to reinstall database and I said why not install Oracle11gR2 ...
Guess what. Stored procedure is raising exception when using XMLTRANSFORM :
Exception : : ORA-31011: XML parsing failed
ORA-19202: Error occurred in XML processing
LPX-00004: internal error "Too large stylesheet - code buffer overflow"
Google says nothing about it. I don't recall setting some special DB property in Oracle11gR1.
Has anyone encountered this ?
I haven't changed procedure nor table.
I'm using exactly the same XSLT's from Java code and they are working just fine, so they are not the reason. My guess is that something in Oracle11gR2 related to XML processing is changed.
If anyone could help, thanks in advance

For those who are interested.
I have logged a service request and it turned out that this is is a bug in Oracle 11gR2.
"The limitation on the style sheet is not exactly a size limit but a limitation on the number of style sheet instructions and depends on the way the style sheet has been written. This is a C based parser limitation"
Anyway, the workaround is to create Java stored procedure and do transformation from there.

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