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ORA-00600
Hi,
I' m using Oracle 11 G in windows 2008 r2 .
When I' m executing an SQL query I' m getting ORA-00600 error below ;
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [130009], [5000], [1], [17],[1], [], [], []
The SQL is below,
select project_id, export_id, field_no, not_in_view, tab_no, filed,
fix_filed_name, agrigate_function, sort_by, force_value, rowid
from comm_present_fields where project_id = 3 and export_id = 6
and field_no <= 600 and not_in_view = 0 order by tab_no asc for update nowait
/
How can I prevent this error ?
I' m using Oracle 11 G in windows 2008 r2 .
When I' m executing an SQL query I' m getting ORA-00600 error below ;
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [130009], [5000], [1], [17],[1], [], [], []
The SQL is below,
select project_id, export_id, field_no, not_in_view, tab_no, filed,
fix_filed_name, agrigate_function, sort_by, force_value, rowid
from comm_present_fields where project_id = 3 and export_id = 6
and field_no <= 600 and not_in_view = 0 order by tab_no asc for update nowait
/
How can I prevent this error ?
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I agree with the above posts about this being a pretty generic error and typically requires Support to help.
If you Google that error some of the results point to a corrupt index or chained rows on the table.
Might be worth a quick test to rebuild some indexes.
http://blog.nominet.org.uk/tech/2008/01/07/ora-00600-error-arguments-13009-5000-on-oracle-10202-database/
http://www.ssi-world.com/customerarea/ora00600.htm
If you Google that error some of the results point to a corrupt index or chained rows on the table.
Might be worth a quick test to rebuild some indexes.
http://blog.nominet.org.uk/tech/2008/01/07/ora-00600-error-arguments-13009-5000-on-oracle-10202-database/
http://www.ssi-world.com/customerarea/ora00600.htm
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Thank you...
You do have an account on "My Oracle Support" and a CSI# that you can use to open a Service Request with Oracle Support, if you need it, correct?