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    ORA-01502: index ...or partition of such index is in unus" Segmentation fault

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 18.01

    Description:
    We find numerous occurrences of the following message in our www_server log:

    Oracle error: update_cursor z101
    ORA-01502: index 'ABC30.Z101_ID' or partition of such index is in unus

    Resolution:
    When I did util a/17/2 to try to create the abc30 z101_id I got:

    Segmentation fault
    Table/Index z101_id not managed by ABC30 check file list !

    despite the fact that there *is* an entry for z101_id in the abc30 file list.

    Per KB's 8192-3992 and 8192-4014, I changed:

    setenv library_type CRS
    setenv library_size HUGE

    in the abc30 prof_library to:

    setenv file_list_type COURSE
    setenv file_list_size DEMO

    I was then able to build the z101_id. {Note: the original attempt got a duplicate keys error, but I was able to successfully use util a/17/18 (Search for Duplicate Keys) to build the index.}


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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