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    p_acq_06: "Oracle error: update_cursor z13 ... invalid table name"

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

    Description:
    While running p_acq_06 for monographs, I encountered the following Oracle error:

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    This appears 8 times, just before 222758 END READING AT 10:14:07.

    I've verified that z13 does exist in both ABC50 and ABC01.

    Resolution:
    This is what diagnostics I put in the program show:

    Z601-DOC-NUMBER= 001397723
    BIB-LIBRARY=
    BIB-DOC-NUMBER= 000000000

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    Z601-DOC-NUMBER= 001397724
    BIB-LIBRARY=
    BIB-DOC-NUMBER= 000000000

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    Z601-DOC-NUMBER= 001397725
    BIB-LIBRARY=
    BIB-DOC-NUMBER= 000000000

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    Z601-DOC-NUMBER= 001397726
    BIB-LIBRARY=
    BIB-DOC-NUMBER= 000000000

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    Z601-DOC-NUMBER= 001397727
    BIB-LIBRARY=
    BIB-DOC-NUMBER= 000000000

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    Z601-DOC-NUMBER= 001397728
    BIB-LIBRARY=
    BIB-DOC-NUMBER= 000000000

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    Z601-DOC-NUMBER= 001397729
    BIB-LIBRARY=
    BIB-DOC-NUMBER= 000000000

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    Z601-DOC-NUMBER= 001397730
    BIB-LIBRARY=
    BIB-DOC-NUMBER= 000000000

    Oracle error: update_cursor z13
    ORA-00903: invalid table name

    222758 END READING AT 16:57:31


    This is what we see in abc50 util f/4 for the doc:

    Error reading doc : 001397723
    ENTER DOC NUMBER :
    Error reading doc : 001397724
    ENTER DOC NUMBER :
    Error reading doc : 001397725
    ENTER DOC NUMBER :
    Error reading doc : 001397726
    ENTER DOC NUMBER :
    Error reading doc : 001397727
    ENTER DOC NUMBER :
    Error reading doc : 001397728
    ENTER DOC NUMBER :
    Error reading doc : 001397729
    ENTER DOC NUMBER :
    Error reading doc : 001397730

    But there *are* z68 and z601 records for these ADM numbers.

    Since there is no ADM record linking these to any bib, these Z68 and Z601 records should be deleted. (Or since the orders are connected to budgets, etc., and since this is a test server, you may want to just ignore them. They should not affect the validity of p_acq_06's processing of other orders.)

    At other sites which see this error, the SQL in KB 8192-953 can be used to locate z68 and z601 records which are lacking an ADM doc record.

    It seems that when the ABC50 library was exported, the z00 was processed enough ahead of z68 and z601 that a few orders were created but their ADM records not exported.

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    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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