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    ORA-01007 (fetch z403)

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 22, 23

    Problem Symptoms:
    After upgrade to Aleph 22 following messages occured in pc_server_nnnn.log:
      Oracle error: fetch z403
      ORA-01007: variable not in select list

    Lines preceding these errors in the log (such as "Load: /aleph_tmp/utf_files/.../xxx60/tab/tab_buf_z403") indicate that the program is looking for the z403 in an xxx60 HOL library.
     

    Cause:
    The xxx60 Z403 has the old Aleph 21 structure.
    The structure of Z403 can be checked via SQL:
    desc XXX60.z403;

    In Aleph 22 the table should have field Z403_IP_ADDRESS_V6.
    Z403 is not needed in HOL libraries and therefore obsolete in XXX60.

    Resolution:
    * Make sure that Z403 in XXX60 is empty:
    >select count(*) from xxx60.z403;
    * If it has no data drop the table:
    >drop table xxx60.z403;

    Additional Information

    Per system design Z403 should only exist in BIB and CRS libraries.


    • Article last edited: 5/8/2014
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