Urgent: JMS invalid pagesize

Hi,
I get the following error
ServerFile--jms/TransactionProcessorQueue,/C:/oc4j_extended_101340/j2ee/home/persistence/TransactionProcessor--: invalid pagesize "1,048,576" on page "3", freeing page.
Messages posted to the queue gets discarded with out any reason. Following is the content in jms.xml
<queue name="jms/TransactionProcessorQueue" location="queue/vms/TransactionProcessorQueue" persistence-file="TransactionProcessor">
<description>TransactionProcessor Queue</description>
</queue>
I am using OracleASjms to connect to the queue.
Can some body please shed some light on this issue.
Thanks,
Rakesh

Delete the persistance file in j2ee/home/persistence/TransactionProcessor and see if you can reproduce this. Obviously the file is corrupted. If it is reproducible open an SR.

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          > > > in the database, but the whole reason for this object's existence is
          to
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          > >
          > > --
          > > Rajesh Mirchandani
          > > Developer Relations Engineer
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4700531      On Solaris, an ORACLE JDBC driver error occurs.
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http://www.doc.gold.ac.uk/oracle/doc/java.817/a83724/ermesap3.htm
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I am facing the same problem. Have you figured out what the cause was? Thanks,

EFAX UK INVALID ZIPCODE ESTATION c510a - **URGENT** PLEASE HELP!!

COULD A SENIOR HP TECH SUPPORT OR MARKETING REP TAKE OWNERSHIP OF THIS COMPLAINT URGENTLY AND RESPOND WITH A FIX ASAP. THANKYOU
THIS IS THE SECOND C510A I HAVE BOUGHT IN THE UK WITH THE EXACT SAME PROBLEM!!
PROBLEM:
Efax UK does not work with my estation c510a tablet printer. I bought this printer at a premium price to be used as advertised ie including the fax. But so far the fax will not work.
SUMMARY OF STEPS TAKEN TO DATE
1.The sign up page when registering efax on the zeen tablet will not accept my UK postcode. It returns "invalid postcode" regardless of me trying several different UK postcodes (zip code) WITH ALL FIELDS ENTERED CORRECTLY AND EUROPE/DUBLIN CHOSEN. I AM IN LONDON.
2.Zeen has been updated to latest firmware. Country has been changed to UK English in settings, as has the time to GMT.
3.I have trouble shooted with HP UK technical support and so far they are unable to find an answer.
4.I have called efax uk and they say it is an HP issue not their concern.
This is the second estation c510a I bought, the first one was purchased 4 months ago from a different retailer (bestbuy Lakeside thurrock) and had the same problem so I returned it as not being fit for purpose. I bought the second one thinking HP would surely have resolved this silly critical issue by now but they havent or at least I am not yet aware of a fix.
If someone, anyone, could tell me how to get the fax on this printer to work you would save me doing a return or exchange and I would be most grateful.
Otherwise it seems absolutely atrocious to me (as a consumer and a HP fan) that HP could put out a printer and not have a fix for its advertised function??? I am sure I am not an isolated case. It seems an absolute fundamental mistake that senior HP executives ought to address with a matter of urgency as it risks damaging HP's business reputation and customer goodwill in the future as well.
COULD A SENIOR HP TECH SUPPORT OR MARKETING REP TAKE OWNERSHIP OF THIS COMPLAINT URGENTLY AND RESPOND WITH A FIX ASAP. THANKYOU

We have been working with J2 Global Communications and have determined a 2 step solution with respect to the issue you reported.   One is immediate that you can do today. The second is long term.
The issue: The postal code verification during eFax registration is too strict and doesn't allow the user to omit the space, or use lower case characters, in a UK postal code.
Immediate solution – UK only
As you stated, we assume your Region code/country code setting in the device is UK.   To double check from Home, choose Settings Menu, then Settings, Preferences, Language & Keyboard.    During registration for eFax services in the eFax application, input your postal code into the field exactly as you provided it to us with a space between the “outward” and the “inward” portions of the postal code. IG3 9SJ
We have verified via our testing that for the postal code to be successfully accepted it must be in all caps and input as shown with the space between the two portions of the postal code.   Note: For all UK customers, adhere to the same rules of All caps and a space as well between your postal district and your delivery office/area.
Long term
We have made improvements to the eFax application to be included with an update scheduled for April.   HP and J2 are discussing a review of the server side logic and potential changes to be even more tolerant and open to variances in postal codes where/if needed.
Please let us know if the immediate resolves the issue for you. Thanks very much.
I am an HP employee.

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Hi,
I am trying to create a report in discoverer where in I get an invalid number error for the statement
,DECODE(final.TYP,'Sales',to_char(final.future_supplpy),'B/O','B/O') sale_type.
We have the requirement that when TYP is Sales i need to display future supply and when the TYP is B/O i need to display B/O.
The query runs perfectly fine in TOAD but in Discoverer Desktop when i run the report i get an error message
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Hi Ashwani
First of all, your statement appears to not be handling anything other than Sales or B/O. Is that deliberate? If not, you need a default, catch all value at the end like this:
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You also might want to make sure there aren't any NULL values in future_supply or in TYP and if there are you might want to consider using an NVL for these, like this:
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