Error ORA-00600

from today, I started reecieving an ORA-00600 on my Oracle 10 g 2
Any idea?


/U01/app/Oracle/admin/DB01/bdump/alert_DB01.log (scanned at Wed Jul 28 04:15:58 CEST 2010)
[ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [qsmqSetupTableMetadata-1], [], [], [], [], [], []]
[ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [qsmqSetupTableMetadata-1], [], [], [], [], [], []]

Check the Metalink for the availability of the fix: 6067792 Patch
Description of bug: Bug 8215361: TABLES of XML ON ALL MVIEW UPDATED FAIL WITH ORA - 600 [QSMQSETUPTABLEMETADATA-1]

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