Update to 10.6.3 - Now Getting Insecure Startup Item Disabled

Updated Snow Leopard on the MBP last night. Now I'm getting an error message upon reboot "Insecure Startup Item Disabled /Library/StarupItems/Oracle"
I've tried using Onyx to verify and repair permissions. No luck. I also booted to the install disc, then ran disk utility to verify and repair permissions. No luck on reboot.
I have Oracle 10g installed as a separate user which is supposed to start automatically when the machine boots. I then run Oracle SQL Developer under my normal login to access the database. Because the database apparently doesn't start during that boot up, SQL Developer can establish a connection.
This worked fine up until the software update last night. How can I make that startup item secure?

Ha! Most of that's Greek to me, also. However, it's unrelated to the startup item I believe. The startup item is only used to initialize the Oracle system at startup - it runs a program or two. After that it's another story. The problem may be due to an incompatibility between the version of Oracle and the version of Snow Leopard. I would report this to Oracle. You can help them with the problem by providing copies of any console log entries related to Oracle as well as the specific error messages received.
It's quite possible that security changes with Snow Leopard is affecting Oracle in some way that is likely permissions related. That would be my guess.
"Wheel" is a standard Unix group containing only those users who are permitted to su. Su means superuser. The superuser is a "root" user. Non-root users such as an admin user may be permitted superuser status if they belong to the wheel group.

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