DBMS_SQL. Bind_variable with nested and ORA-600 table

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  Greeny wrote:

  No idea why the INSERT is in like that?

  My guess is to re - use the cursor INSERT handle - which is something that the PL/SQL optimizer will be done automatically.

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  And it is essentially in a few words what a slider is and how a cursor is used.

  My guess is that your developer (s) did not want to encode an implicit cursor Insert in a loop - possibly think that each iteration of the loop will need to PL/SQL to create a cursor insert program, linking values to it, run it and close it. Then repeat the loop.

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  It is almost * correct approach in customer languages like C/C++, Java, PHP, Perl and so on.

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  The only real reason to use cursor DBMS_SQL in PL/SQL interface, is to treat dynamic SQL, a dynamic binding statements and dynamic recovery.

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  -------------------- -------- -------------------- ----------------------------

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  000000000? 000000000?

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  = FRAME [1] (skdstdst () + 40 - > 107ca 9980) =.

  defined by pointers frame 0xffffffffffd88b0 and 0xffffffffffd8840

  CALL TYPE: bl ERROR REPORTED: no COMPONENT: (null)

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  FFFFFFFFFFD8840 0FFFFFFF FFFD88B0 42422220 098C 1158 [...] BB '... X]

  08EBE70C FFFFFFFFFFD8850 00000001 00000001 10641000 [... d..]

  FFFFFFFFFFD8860 00000000 00000000 0FFFFFFF FFFD89E8 [...]

  FFFFFFFFFFD8870 0FFFFFFF FFFD99A8 00000000 00002004 [...].

  FFFFFFFFFFD8880 00000003 00000000 00000000 00000001 [...]

  FFFFFFFFFFD8890 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000002 [...]

  FFFFFFFFFFD88A0 00000000 00000001 00000000 00000000 [...]

  = SETTING [2] (ksedst1 () + 104-> skdstdst()) =.

  defined by pointers frame 0xffffffffffd89b0 and 0xffffffffffd88b0

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  0xffffffffffd88b0 to 0xffffffffffd89b0 memory dump

  FFFFFFFFFFD88B0 0FFFFFFF FFFD89B0 42422220 10317 68 A... 1zh BB"]

  FFFFFFFFFFD88C0 1033F758 00000001 00000001 0014963C [... <...] 3.X]

  FFFFFFFFFFD88D0 09ED0CA9 1873F04F 28422848 73743231... Sagna (B (Hst21]

  FFFFFFFFFFD88E0 0FFFFFFF FFFD89B0 00000000 00002004 [...].

  FFFFFFFFFFD88F0 00000001 00000001 10641000 098C 1164 [... d...d]

  FFFFFFFFFFD8900 00000001 10641000 00000000 00000000 [... d...]

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  ===================================================

  STATE OF THE PROCESS

  -------------

  Global information process:

  process: 0x700000012b18de8, call: 0x70000000b880ee0, xact: 0x0, curses: 0x700000012bf11f0, usrses: 0x700000012bf11f0

  in_exception_handler: no

  ----------------------------------------

  SO: 0x700000012b18de8, type: 2, owner: 0x0, flag: INIT /-/-/ 0x00 if: 0 x 3 c: 0 x 3

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  last process posted by me: 6 1 700000012af9058

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  ----------------------------------------

  SO: 0x700000010430ba0, type: 10, owner: 0x700000012b18de8, flag: INIT /-/-/ 0x00 if: c: 0x1 0x1

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  ----------------------------------------

  SO: 0 x 700000010430578, type: 10, owner: 0x700000012b18de8, flag: INIT /-/-/ 0x00 if: c: 0x1 0x1

  proc = 0x700000012b18de8, name = FileOpenBlock, leader is ksfd.h LINE: 6337 ID:, pg = 0

  (FOB) flags = 2050 fib = 700000010de2b40 incno = 0 waiting for IO cnt = 0

  fname=/tst214_03/oradata/TST214/ort_data01.dbf

  FNO = 6 lblksz = 8192 fsiz = 25600

  ----------------------------------------

  SO: 0x70000001042ff38, type: 10, owner: 0x700000012b18de8, flag: INIT /-/-/ 0x00 if: c: 0x1 0x1

  proc = 0x700000012b18de8, name = FileOpenBlock, leader is ksfd.h LINE: 6337 ID:, pg = 0

  (FOB) flags = 2050 fib = 700000010de1310 incno = 0 waiting for IO cnt = 0

  fname=/tst214_01/oradata/TST214/sysaux01.dbf

  FNO = 2 lblksz = 8192 fsiz = 89600

  ----------------------------------------

  SO: 0x70000001042f910, type: 10, owner: 0x700000012b18de8, flag: INIT /-/-/ 0x00 if: c: 0x1 0x1

  proc = 0x700000012b18de8, name = FileOpenBlock, leader is ksfd.h LINE: 6337 ID:, pg = 0

  (FOB) flags = 2050 fib = 700000010de0d10 incno = 0 waiting for IO cnt = 0

  fname=/tst214_01/oradata/TST214/System01.dbf

  FNO = 1 lblksz = 8192 fsiz = 96000

  ----------------------------------------

  SO: 0x700000012bf11f0, type: 4, owner: 0x700000012b18de8, flag: INIT /-/-/ 0x00 if: 0 x 3 c: 0 x 3

  proc = 0x700000012b18de8, name = session, lead = ksu.h LINE: 12459 ID:, pg = 0

  (session) sid: 41 ser: 1263 trans: 0x0, creator: 0x700000012b18de8

  indicators: (0 x 8000045) USR /-flags_idl: (0 x 1) BSY /-/ - /-/ - / -.

  Flags2: (0 x 40008) - / -.

  DID:, DID in the short term:

  TXN branch: 0x0

  Oct: 3, prv: 0, sql: 0x70000000c59dbd0, psql: 0x70000000b196c38, user: 73/ORT_READ

  ksuxds FALSE to the location: 0

  name of the service: the USERS of SYS$

  Customer details:

  Info of the o/s: user: norman.jonker, duration: unknown, ospid: 6224

  machine: G4021165 program: SQL Developer

  application name: SQL Developer, hash value = 1012150930

  Battery active waiting:

  No waiting; last waiting ended 2,617517 sec ago

  Wait state:

  fixed_waits = 0 flags = 0 x 21 limit = 0 x 0 /-1

  History of waiting for session:

  elapsed time of 2,617552 sec from last wait

  0: waiting for 'direct path read '.

  number = 0 x 6, first s/n = 0 x 2901, block cnt = 0 x 2

  wait_id = 2222 seq_num = 2223 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,000035 s, exc = 0,000035 s, total s = 0,000035

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,029003 seconds time elapsed

  1: expected "asynch descriptor resize.

  #aio in circulation = 0 x 0, the current limit of aio = 0xc8, this capping aio = 0 x 145

  wait_id = 2221 seq_num = 2222 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,000003 s, exc = 0,000003 s, total s = 0,000003

  wait time: max = 307445734561 min 49sec

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,000710 seconds time elapsed

  "2: expected ' SQL * Net message to client"

  pilot-id = 0 x 54435000, #bytes = 0 x 1, = 0x0

  wait_id = 2220 seq_num = 2221 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,000005 dry, exc = 0,000005, total = 0,000005 sec

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,001452 seconds time elapsed

  3: expected ' SQL * Net client message'

  pilot-id = 0 x 54435000, #bytes = 0 x 1, = 0x0

  wait_id = 2219 seq_num = 2220 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,499033 s, exc = 0,499033 s, total s = 0,499033

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,000034 seconds time elapsed

  "4: expected ' SQL * Net message to client"

  pilot-id = 0 x 54435000, #bytes = 0 x 1, = 0x0

  wait_id = 2218 seq_num = 2219 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,000003 s, exc = 0,000003 s, total s = 0,000003

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,000048 seconds time elapsed

  5: expected ' SQL * Net client message'

  pilot-id = 0 x 54435000, #bytes = 0 x 1, = 0x0

  wait_id = 2217 seq_num = 2218 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,061319 s, exc = 0,061319 s, total s = 0,061319

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,000028 seconds time elapsed

  "6: expected ' SQL * Net message to client"

  pilot-id = 0 x 54435000, #bytes = 0 x 1, = 0x0

  wait_id = 2216 seq_num = snap_id 2217 = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,000003 s, exc = 0,000003 s, total s = 0,000003

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,000048 seconds time elapsed

  7: expected ' SQL * Net client message'

  pilot-id = 0 x 54435000, #bytes = 0 x 1, = 0x0

  wait_id = 2215 seq_num = 2216 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,063435 s, exc = 0,063435 s, total s = 0,063435

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,000045 seconds time elapsed

  "8: expected ' SQL * Net message to client"

  pilot-id = 0 x 54435000, #bytes = 0 x 1, = 0x0

  wait_id = 2214 seq_num = 2215 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,000003 s, exc = 0,000003 s, total s = 0,000003

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,000070 seconds time elapsed

  9: expected ' SQL * Net client message'

  pilot-id = 0 x 54435000, #bytes = 0 x 1, = 0x0

  wait_id = 2213 seq_num = 2214 snap_id = 1

  wait time: snap = 0,060780 s, exc = 0,060780 s, total s = 0,060780

  wait time: max = infinite

  wait charges: calls = 0 os = 0

  After 0,000030 seconds time elapsed

  The Session history sampled session 1263 series 41

  ---------------------------------------------------

  History of the sampled session is built by sampling

  the session target all the 1 second. The sampling process

  capture to each sample, if the session is in an active waiting.

  a wait inactive, or not in a wait. If the session is in a

  active wait interval then one is indicated for all samples

  the session was in the same active waiting. If the

  session is in an inactive waiting or not waiting for

  consecutive samples then one interval is indicated for all

  consecutive samples. If we post these consecutive

  samples in a single interval session may NOT be permanently

  inactive or not in a wait (the sampling process is unclear).

  The history is displayed in reverse chronological order.

  sampling interval: 1 s, max 120 sec history

  ---------------------------------------------------

  [3 samples, 07:31:51 - 07: 31:53]

  not waiting at each sample

  [18 samples, 07:31:33 - 07: 31:50]

  waiting in each sample slowed

  [2 samples, 07:31:31 - 07: 31:32]

  not waiting at each sample

  [42 samples, 07:30:49 - 07:31:30]

  waiting in each sample slowed

  [4 biopsies, 07:30:45 - 07: 30:48]

  not waiting at each sample

  [7 samples, 07:30:38 - 07: 30:44]

  waiting in each sample slowed

  [sample 1, 07:30:37]

  waited for ' SQL * Net break/reset for customer ', seq_num: 1149

  P1: 'driver id' = 0 x 54435000

  P2: 'pause '? = 0 x 0

  P3: "= 0x0

  time_waited: 0,013444 sec (sampling interval: 0 sec)

  [14 samples, 07:30:23 - 07: 30:36]

  waiting in each sample slowed

  [4 biopsies, 07:30:19 - 07: 30:22]

  not waiting at each sample

  [26 samples, 07:29:53 - 07:30:18]

  waiting in each sample slowed

  ---------------------------------------------------

  History of the sampled plenary:

  longest_non_idle_wait: ' SQL * Net break/reset for customer '

  [sample 1, 07:30:37]

  time_waited: 0,013444 sec (sampling interval: 0 sec)

  ---------------------------------------------------

  the temporary object counter: 2

  ----------------------------------------

  Virtual discussion:

  kgskvt: 700000011f06658, sess: 700000012bf11f0 sid: 41 ser: 1263

  VC: 0, proc: 700000012b18de8, id: 41

  News consumer group: OTHER_GROUPS (upd? 0) maps: DEFAULT_CONSUMER_GROUP, orig:

  vt_state: 0x100, vt_flags: 0xA030, blkrun: 0, numa: 1

  inwait: 0

  place where last insched series: kgskthrrun

  place where insched last reset: kgskthrrun2

  place where inwait the last value: NULL

  place where inwait last reset: kgskbindfast

  is_assigned: 1, in_sched: 0 (0)

  QCLs: 0, qlink: FALSE

  vt_active: 0 (pending: 1).

  vt_pq_active: 0, dop: 0

  used quanta: 0 (cg: 0) usec, num penalty: 0

  start of CPU time: 0

  idle time: 0, time: 0 (cg: 0)

  yields of processor: 0 (cg: 0), expected: 0 (cg: 0), wait time: 0 (cg: 0) usec

  e/s expected: 0 (cg: 0), wait time: 0 (cg: 0) usec

  ASL in queue wait times: 0, time: 0 (NEWS 0, 0 cg)

  PQQ in queue wait times: 0, time: 0 (NEWS 0, 0 cg)

  Violation of the time to wait in queue: 0

  aborted calls: 0, num is exec hit limit: 0

  Cancel current: max k 0: 0 k

  I/O credits: small = 0 General = 0

  I/O waiting credits: small = 0 General = 0

  KTU Session Commit Cache Dump for IDLs:

  XID: 0x0009.008.00002025 RCS: flg 0x0000.00cd4e90 = 0x1

  XID: 0x0006.018.00001f5a RCS: flg 0x0000.00cd4e90 = 0x1

  XID: 0x0009.015.00002024 RCS: flg 0x0000.00cd4e90 = 0x1

  XID: 0x0005.004.00001f30 RCS: flg 0x0000.00cd4e90 = 0x1

  XID: 0x0006.021.000011ed RCS: flg 0x0000.00cd4e90 = 0x1

  KTU Session Commit Cache Dump for Non-IDLs:

  ----------------------------------------

  KKS - UOL used: 0 locks (used = 19, free = 3)

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000b30a840

  Mutex 0 (0, 0) oper idn 0 NONE

  Cursor Parent uid 41 DTS 4 w/h 7 slp 0

  Oper = pt1 NONE = 0 pt2 pt3 0 = 0 =

  PT4 = 0 = 0 = 0 stt u41

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000b30a890

  Mutex 0 (0, 0) oper idn 0 NONE

  parasite of the slp whr 6 table uid 41 DTS torrent 4 0

  Oper = NONE pt1 = 70000000d1485e8 pt2 = pt3 148678 = 0 70000000d

  PT4 = 0 = 0 = 0 stt u41

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000b30a8e0

  Mutex 0 (0, 0) oper idn 0 NONE

  FSO uid 41 DTS mutex 0 w/h 0 slp 0

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000b30a930

  Mutex 0 (0, 0) oper idn 0 NONE

  FSO uid 41 DTS mutex 0 w/h 0 slp 0

  ----------------------------------------

  KGL - UOL SO Cache (total = 182, free = 107)

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000 b 045538

  Mutex 0 (0, 0) oper idn 0 NONE

  Library Cache uid 41 DTS 5 w/h 85 slp 0

  Oper = 0 = 70000000b 227350 pt2 = pt3 = 0 70000000c5df180 pt1

  PT4 = 0 = 0 = 0 ub4 pt5

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000 b 045590

  Mutex (0, 0) 70000000c5b11d8 idn 69fd5d60 oper NONE

  Library Cache uid 41 DTS 4 w/h 77 slp 0

  Oper = pt1 pt2 70000000934fb60 0 = = 0 = 0 pt3

  PT4 = 0 = 0 = 0 ub4 pt5

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000b0455e8

  Mutex 0 (0, 0) oper idn 0 NONE

  Library Cache uid 41 DTS 4 w/h 79 slp 0

  Oper = 0 = 70000000b 225950 pt2 = pt3 = 0 70000000c382cb8 pt1

  PT4 = 0 = 0 = 0 ub4 pt5

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000 b 045640

  Mutex (0, 0) 70000000b225a80 idn ae8e84f6 oper NONE

  Library Cache uid 41 DTS 4 w/h 70 slp 0

  Oper = 0 = 70000000b 225950 pt2 = 0 = 0 pt3, pt1

  PT4 = pt5 0 = 0 ub4 = 4

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000 b 045698

  Mutex (0, 0) 70000000b225a80 idn ae8e84f6 oper NONE

  Library Cache uid 41 DTS 4 w/h 70 slp 0

  Oper = 0 = 70000000b 225950 pt2 = 0 = 0 pt3, pt1

  PT4 = 0 = 0 = 0 ub4 pt5

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000b0456f0

  Mutex 0 (0, 0) oper idn 0 NONE

  Library Cache 41 DTS uid 0 w/h 0 slp 0

  Oper = pt1 pt2 = pt3 0 = 0 0 = 0

  PT4 = 0 = 0 = 0 ub4 pt5

  KGX atomic operation Log 70000000 b 045748

  Mutex 0 (0, 0) oper idn 0 NONE

  Library Cache 41 DTS uid 0 w/h 0 slp 0

  Oper = pt1 pt2 = pt3 0 = 0 0 = 0

  PT4 = 0 = 0 = 0 ub4 pt5

  KGL SO hide

  SO = 70000000c5df180 link = 70000000c5df1f0 [70000000b115e38, b 70000000, 045520]

  FLG = 8000 use its 700000012bf11f0 = 700000012bf11f0 =

  SO = 70000000b115dc8 link = 70000000b115e38 [70000000c5df380, 70000000c5df1f0]

  FLG = 8000 use its 700000012bf11f0 = 700000012bf11f0 =

  SO = 70000000c5df310 link = 70000000c5df380 [70000000c7abab8, 70000000b115e38]

  FLG = 8000 use its 700000012bf11f0 = 700000012bf11f0 =

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  Try also with fn:local - name instead (unless you need information namespace as well):

  Select (xmlcast)

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  )

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  Here is my syntax

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  Fname varchar2 (12),

  address varchar2 (25).

  zip of varchar2 (10),

  Phone # varchar2 (15).

  E-mail varchar2 (35),

  AA_degree_ID varchar2 (2),

  AA_grad_year varchar2 (4).

  Status (10),

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  Major_ID varchar2 (5).

  Advisor_ID varchar2 (4).

  Student degree Plan developed varchar2 (4).

  Graduation of Student application complete varchar2 (4).

  Student program assessment varchar2 (4));

  and says error starts on line 1

  Error report-

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  Graduation of Student application complete varchar2 (4).

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  Hello.

  I m import a long table with utility IMP.

  When has spent a lot of hours and the process was near complete I ORA-30036 and a restore operation was launched.

  I m trying to drop/truncate the table to avoid the wait, but the cause of the restore process I ORA-00054 and I have to wait for several hours to try to import again.

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  Hello
  
  How can I read the Clob column data and insert into another table in the database.
  
  The first Table is quality Test and second Production
  
  Is there a way without using Export / Import?
  
  What can I use the charger?
  
  
  
  With the help of 9i

  muttleychess wrote:

  mschnatt wrote:
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  create table...
  in select...

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  Hi, I am creating the database link from a database of Oracle 11 g PostgreSQL with DG4ODBC and unixODBC

  My configured for /etc/odbc.ini

  [PostgreSQL]

  Description = Test to Postgres

  Driver = psqlodbc

  Trace = Yes

  Trace file = /tmp/sql.log

  Database = danieldb

  ServerName =

  UserName = SA

  Password = password

  Port = 5432

  Protocol = 6.4

  ReadOnly = No

  RowVersioning = No

  ShowSystemTables = No

  ShowOidColumn = No

  FakeOidIndex = No

  My configured for /etc/odbcinst.ini

  [ODBC]

  CommLog = 1

  Debug = 1

  FileUsage = 1

  Layout common = No

  Trace = 1

  [psqlodbc]

  Description = PostgreSQL ODBC driver

  Driver=/usr/lib64/psqlodbcw.so

  CommLog = 1

  Debug = 0

  FileUsage = 1

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  HS_FDS_CONNECT_INFO = PostgreSQL

  HS_FDS_TRACE_LEVEL = 0

  HS_FDS_SHAREABLE_NAME = /usr/lib64/libodbcpsql.so

  Set ODBCINI=/etc/odbc.ini

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  Listener =

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  (SID_LIST =

  (SID_DESC =

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  (ENVS="LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib64:/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/xe/lib')

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  (DESCRIPTION =

  (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP) (HOST = oracle-poc)(PORT = 1521))

  (CONNECT_DATA =

  (SID = PostgreSQL)

  )

  (HS = OK)

  )

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  AMT Ping utility for Linux: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production on May 16, 2013 20:34:19

  Copyright (c) 1997, 2011, Oracle.  All rights reserved.

  Use settings files:

  /U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/XE/network/admin/SQLNET.ora

  TNSNAMES adapter used to resolve the alias

  Try to contact (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP) (HOST = oracle-poc)(PORT = 1521)) (CONNECT_DATA = (SID = PostgreSQL)) (HS = OK))

  OK (0 msec)

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  2;

  Select * from 'tabel2"@orapos '.

  *

  ERROR on line 1:

  ORA-28500: connection between ORACLE and a non-Oracle system has sent this message:

  ORA-02063: preceding the line of ORAPOS

  What wrong with my setup?

  Thank you and best regards,

  Daniel

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  http://www.unixODBC.org/

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  Kind regards

  Mike

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