error ORA-01436: CONNECT BY a loop in the user data

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• Hi, do an error-ORA-01436: CONNECT BY a loop in the user data

  Hi, I am getting an error when executing the select query
  
  SELECT callreleasetime, calleventduration
  OF temp_med_partial_records_0001
  CONNECT BY PRIOR Callreleasetime = callreleasetime
  AND IMSI PRIOR = IMSI
  AND PRIOR connectedcallingnumber = connectedcallingnumber
  
  Published by: user8731258 on February 8, 2011 02:34

  example:

  drop table test;
  
  create table test(no number, IMSP number,  IMSC number,  data varchar2(10));
  
  insert into test values(1,1,2,'a');
  insert into test values(1,2,3,'a');
  insert into test values(1,2,4,'a');
  
  insert into test values(1,3,5,'b');
  insert into test values(1,4,5,'b');
  
  insert into test values(2,1,2,'c');
  insert into test values(2,2,3,'c');
  
  insert into test values(4,1,2,'d');
  insert into test values(4,2,3,'d');
  
  insert into test values(5,1,2,'e');
  insert into test values(5,2,3,'e');
  insert into test values(5,2,3,'e');
  
  insert into test values(6,1,2,'f');
  
  commit;
  

  SELECT *
  FROM test
  CONNECT BY PRIOR no=no
  AND PRIOR IMSP=IMSC
  AND PRIOR data=data;
  
  NO                     IMSP                   IMSC                   DATA
  ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ----------
  1                      1                      2                      a
  1                      2                      3                      a
  1                      1                      2                      a
  1                      2                      4                      a
  1                      1                      2                      a
  1                      3                      5                      b
  1                      4                      5                      b
  2                      1                      2                      c
  2                      2                      3                      c
  2                      1                      2                      c
  4                      1                      2                      d
  4                      2                      3                      d
  4                      1                      2                      d
  5                      1                      2                      e
  5                      2                      3                      e
  5                      1                      2                      e
  5                      2                      3                      e
  5                      1                      2                      e
  6                      1                      2                      f   
  

  Your case

  SELECT *
  FROM test
  CONNECT BY PRIOR no=no
  AND PRIOR IMSP=IMSP
  AND PRIOR data=data;
  
  ORA-01436:
  

• CONNECT IN a loop in the user data

  Could someone help me because I can not find a solution.

  I want to build a tree of 3 tables (parent-> children-> detail)

  Everything works fine with 2 tables, but when I add the third table I get always an error ORA: ORA-01436: CONNECT BY a loop in the user data

  CREATE TABLE nineham (organisatie_id NUMBER

  (, naam VARCHAR2 (50));

  --

  CREATE TABLE seizoenen (seizoen_id NUMBER

  organisatie_id NUMBER

  (, naam VARCHAR2 (50));

  --

  CREATE TABLE competities (competitie_id NUMBER

  seizoen_id NUMBER

  (, naam VARCHAR2 (50));

  --

  INSERT INTO nineham (organisatie_id, name) VALUES (1, 'ORGANISATIE_1');

  INSERT INTO nineham (organisatie_id, name) VALUES (2, 'ORGANISATIE_2');

  --

  INSERT INTO seizoenen (seizoen_id, organisatie_id, naam) VALUES (1, 1, 'SEIZOEN_1');

  INSERT INTO seizoenen (seizoen_id, organisatie_id, naam) VALUES (2, 1, 'SEIZOEN_2');

  INSERT INTO seizoenen (seizoen_id, organisatie_id, naam) VALUES (1, 2, 'SEIZOEN_3');

  INSERT INTO seizoenen (seizoen_id, organisatie_id, naam) VALUES (2, 2, 'SEIZOEN_4');

  --

  INSERT INTO competities (competitie_id, seizoen_id, naam) VALUES (1, 1, 'COMPETITIE_1');

  INSERT INTO competities (competitie_id, seizoen_id, naam) VALUES (2, 1, 'COMPETITIE_2');

  INSERT INTO competities (competitie_id, seizoen_id, naam) VALUES (3, 2, 'COMPETITIE_3');

  INSERT INTO competities (competitie_id, seizoen_id, naam) VALUES (4, 2, "COMPETITIE_4");

  INSERT INTO competities (competitie_id, seizoen_id, naam) VALUES (5, 2, "COMPETITIE_5");

  --

  --

  --

  SELECT LPAD (' ', LEVEL * 2, ' ') | Naam AS display

  LEVEL AS lvl

  DE)

  SELECT NULL AS parent

  child organisatie_id

  naam

  To nineham

  UNION ALL

  SELECT organisatie_id AS parent

  child seizoen_id

  naam

  OF seizoenen

  UNION ALL

  Seizoen_id SELECT parent

  Child AS NULL

  naam

  OF competities

  )

  START WITH parent IS NULL

  CONNECT BY PRIOR child = parent

  ;

  Hello

  When you perform a CONNECT BY query, you must have an identifier unique to each child.  You use numbers that are unique to each table, but are no longer unique when you UNION the paintings together.  When the query finds children 1, the fact that average organisatie_id = 1, or does that mean seizoen_id = 1, or does this mean competetite_id = 1?

  Etbin suggested you change data.  Which can be difficult; It might not even be possible.  In addition, you must make sure that the new IDS are unique.  When you assign advent = 10 to a node, for example, you must be sure that 10 is not an organisatie_id.

  Here is another solution that is guarranted to generate unique IDS, without changing the actual tables:

  SELECT LPAD (' ', LEVEL * 2, ' ') | Naam AS display

  LEVEL AS lvl

  DE)

  SELECT NULL AS parent

  organisatie_id AS child

  , 1 AS the level of

  naam

  To nineham

  UNION ALL

  SELECT organisatie_id AS parent

  seizoen_id AS child

  , 2 AS the level of

  naam

  OF seizoenen

  UNION ALL

  SELECT seizoen_id AS parent

  Child AS NULL

  , 3 AS the level of

  naam

  OF competities

  )

  START WITH parent IS NULL

  AND level = 1

  CONNECT BY PRIOR child = parent

  AND layer = FIRST + 1

  ;

  The composite key formed by your original ID, and the new level number is unique.

  Note that the query above is exactly what you have posted, with the addition of the lines that refer to level.

• Hierarchical query, connect in a loop in the user data

  Hello
  
  Is there a method to find the node that has the problem in the application of the factorial.
  
  As my data is complex and has up to 10 levels, it is not possbile to correct manually. I have idendtified the series 'START WITH', what is causing the problem. But I couldn't find the correct nodes in the seris that creates the loop.
  
  Does not not in the management of exceptions even.
  
  Please advice.
  
  Kind regards
  Benz

  You did not specify a version, but the operators CONNECT BY NOCYCLE and CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE can be used to detect cycles.

• ORA-01436: CONNECT loop in the user data when the delimited string splitting by the

  I'm trying to split a string into records. The values are three characters more '-' with a limit of 12 values. The values themselves are a combination of two data, the first being two characters, a.

  The following example translates: ORA-01436: CONNECT BY a loop in the user data

  WITH
      Data(Code, Datum)
  AS
      (
       SELECT 'VGCU3VM', '00V-YYG-BVC-PIU-DV3-EVV-TVM-' FROM Dual UNION ALL
       SELECT 'VGAU3VM', '00V-YYG-BVA-PIU-DV3-EVV-TVM-' FROM Dual UNION ALL
       SELECT 'VGLN3CM', '00V-YYG-BVL-PIN-DV3-EVC-TVM-' FROM Dual UNION ALL
       SELECT 'VGLT3PM', '00V-YYG-BVL-PIT-DV3-EVP-TVM-' FROM Dual UNION ALL
       SELECT 'VGAT3RA', '00V-YYG-BVA-PIT-DV3-EVR-TVA-' FROM Dual
      )
  SELECT
      Datum,
      LEVEL,
      SUBSTR(Datum, ((LEVEL - 1) * 4) + 1, 2),
      SUBSTR(Datum, ((LEVEL - 1) * 4) + 3, 1)
  FROM
      Data
  CONNECT BY
      Code    = PRIOR Code
      AND    LEVEL    <= LENGTH(Datum) / 4;
  
  

  Remove the 'Code = Code PREREQUISITE"clause, to avoid the error, but too many records are returned, because nothing is to limit the records in their own groups.

  The following works:

  WITH
      Data(Code, Datum)
  AS
      (
       SELECT 'VGCU3VM', '00V-YYG-BVC-PIU-DV3-EVV-TVM-' FROM Dual UNION ALL
       SELECT 'VGAU3VM', '00V-YYG-BVA-PIU-DV3-EVV-TVM-' FROM Dual UNION ALL
       SELECT 'VGLN3CM', '00V-YYG-BVL-PIN-DV3-EVC-TVM-' FROM Dual UNION ALL
       SELECT 'VGLT3PM', '00V-YYG-BVL-PIT-DV3-EVP-TVM-' FROM Dual UNION ALL
       SELECT 'VGAT3RA', '00V-YYG-BVA-PIT-DV3-EVR-TVA-' FROM Dual
      )
  SELECT
      Datum,
      SUBSTR(Datum, ((Some.Num - 1) * 4) + 1, 2) A,
      SUBSTR(Datum, ((Some.Num - 1) * 4) + 3, 1) B
  FROM
      Data,
      (SELECT LEVEL Num FROM Dual CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 12) Some
  WHERE
      SUBSTR(Datum, ((Some.Num - 1) * 4) + 1, 2) IS NOT NULL;
  
  

  What causes ORA-01436?

  Hello

  Depending on your version, you can add another condition to your CONNECT BY clause.

  It works in Oracle 11.2.0.3.0:

  SELECT

  Point of reference,

  LEVEL,

  SUBSTR (Datum, ((LEVEL-1) * 4) + 1, 2),

  SUBSTR (Datum, ((LEVEL-1) * 4) + 3, 1)

  Of

  Data

  CONNECT

  Code = Code PRIOR

  AND LEVEL<= length(datum)="">

  AND PRIOR SYS_GUID () IS NOT NULL-* ADDED *.

  ;

  Thanks for the display of the data of the sample; This is really useful!

  In addition, relational databases are designed to have 1 piece of information in each column of each row, not a list delimited by up to 12 points.  It is so basic to the design of database he called the first normal form.  You're going to solve a lot of problems even before they occur if you paste to first normal form and change the table structure to resemble the result set of this query.  (Maybe that's exactly why you're doing this query.)

• ORA-01436: CONNECT loop in the user data, but CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE is equal to ZERO all the

  Hello
  
  When I run query below, it always throws the below error:

  SELECT connect_by_root code AS code_root,
      CODE,
      CODE_DESC,
      UP_CODE 
    FROM DI_CODE_LEVEL
    WHERE TYPE_CODE='SP'
      CONNECT BY PRIOR CODE=UP_CODE;
  
  ORA-01436: CONNECT BY loop in user data
  01436. 00000 -  "CONNECT BY loop in user data"

  But when I use NOCLYCLE and CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE to see which line is in question.
  It shows nothing, which means CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE = ZERO for all rows.

  select * from (
      SELECT connect_by_root code AS code_root,
          CODE,
          CODE_DESC,
          UP_CODE ,
          CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE AS ISCYCLE
        FROM DI_CODE_LEVEL
        WHERE TYPE_CODE='SP'
          CONNECT BY NOCYCLE PRIOR CODE=UP_CODE
      ) 
  where ISCYCLE>0;

  Is there another reason that sql would lift ORA-01436?
  If there is a loop, then will the combination of NOCYCLE, CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE will show?
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  Apparently, one or more of the "SP" lines are at the origin of the problem.
  The WHERE clause is applied after the CONNECT BY is finished, saying:

  select * from (
      SELECT connect_by_root code AS code_root,
          CODE,
          CODE_DESC,
          UP_CODE ,
          CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE AS ISCYCLE
        FROM DI_CODE_LEVEL
        WHERE TYPE_CODE='SP'
          CONNECT BY NOCYCLE PRIOR CODE=UP_CODE
      )
  where ISCYCLE>0;
  

  is equivalent to

  select * from (
      SELECT connect_by_root code AS code_root,
          CODE,
          CODE_DESC,
          UP_CODE ,
          CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE AS ISCYCLE
        FROM DI_CODE_LEVEL
          CONNECT BY NOCYCLE PRIOR CODE=UP_CODE
      )
  WHERE    TYPE_CODE = 'SP'
  AND     ISCYCLE   > 0;
  

  To see where the loop occurs, you must include the lines where type_code = "SP".

  When you debug "ORA-01436: CONNECT IN a loop in the user data ', view SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (uk,...), where the United Kingdom is a unique key. That will tell you much more than just the root information. You might want this:

  SELECT  connect_by_root code                AS code_root,
          CODE,
          CODE_DESC,
          UP_CODE
  ,     SYS_CONNECCT_BY_PATH (code, '/')     AS path          -- For debugging
  ,       CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE                AS ISCYCLE     -- For debugging
  FROM      DI_CODE_LEVEL
  -- WHERE TYPE_CODE = 'SP'     -- Commented out for debugging
  where      ISCYCLE > 0          -- For debugging
  CONNECT BY NOCYCLE      PRIOR CODE = UP_CODE
  

  I hope that answers your question.
  If not, post a small example data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements), and the results you want from this data.
  Explain how you get these results from these data.
  Always tell what version of Oracle you are using.

• Error: CONNECTION loop in the user data

  CONNECT IN a loop in the user data:

  Table X (sample data were actually lines 35K)

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

  CODE CASE OLD_ID New_id PERSON AUTH                                                           

  01 ab122 1234 0001 AU123 99393

  07 vv353 7872 0919 FV982 78282

  01 ab122 1982 9929 99393 AU123

  04 hjsss 8839 8302 JK920 32320

  01 ab122 0001 1982 AU123 99393

  05 cg899 6728 32322 IKL020 65252

  07 w353 0919 8282 FV982 78282

  now I need to order these data comparing the values of the line to old_id new_id for each combination of code, person, case

  need output like below

  Table X

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

  CODE CASE OLD_ID New_id PERSON AUTH                                                           

  01 ab122 1234 0001 AU123 99393

  01 ab122 0001 1982 AU123 99393

  01 ab122 1982 9929 99393 AU123

  04 hjsss 8839 8302 JK920 32320

  05 cg899 6728 32322 IKL020 65252

  07 vv353 7872 0919 FV982 78282

  07 w353 0919 8282 FV982 78282

  to get to what I use:

  -Request-

  Select * from table_x

  Start by old_id not in)

  Select new_id

  from table_x

  )

  CONNECT BY old_id new_id PRIOR =

  AND code = code PRIOR

  AND case EARLIER case =

  PER person = person PREREQUISITE

  -Request-

  works very well with the sample data, but the problem is when executed with actual table that has 35K record...

  Cause: The condition specified in a CONNECT BY clause caused a loop in the application, where the next record to be selected is a descendant of itself. When this happens, it may be no end to the query.

  Action: Check the CONNECT BY clause and remove the circular reference.

  Thank you

  AK

  Hello

  CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE is a pseudo-column that you can use in a query of CONNECTION BY NOCYCLE.  It is separated from the CONNECT BY clause.

  Try this:

  Select code, "BREAKS", person

  , SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (old_id, "/") AS path

  from table_x

  where CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE = 1

  Start by old_id not in)

  Select new_id

  from table_x

  )

  CONNECT BY NOCYCLE Old_id = new_id PRIOR

  AND code = code PRIOR

  AND 'CASE' = 'BOX' PRIOR

  PER person = person PREREQUISITE

  ;

  I hope that answers your question.
  If not, post a small example data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) and also publish outcomes from these data.
  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.
  Always say what version of Oracle you are using (for example, 11.2.0.2.0).

  See the FAQ forum: https://forums.oracle.com/message/9362002#9362002

• ORA-01436: CONNECT loop in the user data

  Hello
  
  I have a simple bit of SQL out details on HR supervisor strings in Oracle EBS:
  

  SELECT     LPAD(' ', (LEVEL - 1) * 10, ' ') || person_id level_label
           , LEVEL
           , description
        FROM applsys.fnd_user u
           , hr.per_all_assignments_f h
       WHERE u.employee_id = h.person_id
  START WITH SYSDATE BETWEEN effective_start_date AND effective_end_date
         AND person_id = :personid
  CONNECT BY PRIOR person_id = supervisor_id
         AND SYSDATE BETWEEN effective_start_date AND effective_end_date

  It will return data normally without problems - e.g. data dummy below - looks very good. The names and made up person_ids.
  

  LEVEL_LABEL                    LEVEL     DESCRIPTION
  000001                         1     Person Person 1
            000002               2     Harry Marry
                      000003          3     John Smith
                                000004     4     Jenna Jones
                                000005     4     Her Name
                                000006     4     His Name
                                000007     4     Joseph Coat
                                000008     4     Les Miserables
                      000009          3     Mister Smith
                      000010          3     Miss Jones
                      000011          3     Andrew And
                                000012     4     Claire So
                                000013     4     Hilary Hi
            000014               2     Jenny Jones
                      000015          3     Amanda Mandy
                                000016     4     James Jim
                                000017     4     William Wonder
                                000018     4     Crazy Cat
                                000019     4     Silly Cat
                                000020     4     Tall Hill
                                000021     4     Amazing Grace
                      000022          3     Lovely Mountain
                                000023     4     Joyous Spring
                                000024     4     Anonymous Name
                                000025     4     Brian Binky

  However, if I try for an another person_id, for which a user receives an error in one part of the Oracle EBS, I get this error:
  
  ORA-01436: CONNECT loop in the user data
  
  I'm guessing there is a loop of supervisor happening somewhere, but I don't know how to determine where it might happen.
  
  I was wondering if there is any way I can change the SQL code to be able to work out where the loop can be, as there are about 50 people involved in Ministry to this user and I have been through all their records and can not see a loop to look through the Oracle HR screens.
  
  I know it's a 'big ask' to ask a vague question about some oracle SQL, so apologies for that.
  
  Any advice much appreciated.
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  To see loops, do something like this:

  SELECT     SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (person_id, '/')     AS path
  FROM      applsys.fnd_user           u
  ,      hr.per_all_assignments_f      h
  WHERE      u.employee_id           = h.person_id
  AND     CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE     = 1
  CONNECT BY NOCYCLE     PRIOR person_id = supervisor_id
       AND           SYSDATE      BETWEEN     effective_start_date
                           AND      effective_end_date
  ;
  

  If you would care to post CREATE TABLE and instructions INSERT for some samples, so I could test it.

  Note there is no START WITH clause.

  If, for example, Jones is the architect of Scott, Scott is the main contractor of Adams and Adams is the architect of Jones (much to other lines is not involved in a loop), then displays 3 rows of output, such as

  PATH
  ---------------------
  Jones/Scott/Adams
  Scott/Adams/Jones
  Adams/Jones/Scott
  

  Moreover, all the same CONNECT BY queries on these tables can be a lot faster if you've made the join and date filtering in a separate subquery first:

  WITH     combined_data     AS
  (
       SELECT     person_id, supervisor_id
       FROM      applsys.fnd_user           u
       ,      hr.per_all_assignments_f      h
       WHERE      u.employee_id      = h.person_id
       AND     SYSDATE      BETWEEN     effective_start_date
                      AND      effective_end_date
  )
  SELECT     SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (person_id, '/')     AS path
  FROM     combined_data
  WHERE     CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE     = 1
  CONNECT BY NOCYCLE     PRIOR person_id = supervisor_id
  ;
  

• ORA-01436 - connect loop in the user data - only in the database 10G...

  Hello
  
  I'm having a problem with a query. First of all I have to say that I choose this query on the internet and has adapted to my worries... so I understand very well the "connection of level" clause... that's why I need help to find out what is happening here...
  
  The query is all ok in a 8i database, but if I took exactly the same query on a 10G database I got the error "ORA-01436 - connect with loop in user data.
  
  This query returns one row for each day between 2 dates passed as parameters. The query takes 4 parameters: a date 'from', date 'for' and 2 other parameters indicating if we want that Saturdays and Sundays (end of week) in the result set.
  
  This is the query:
  
  Select days_between.days
  de)
  SELECT & date_from + ROWNUM-1 days
  DE)
  SELECT 1 nothing
  OF THE DOUBLE
  CONNECTION OF LEVEL < = (nvl(&date_to,&date_from) - & date_from + 1)
  )
  where & date_from + ROWNUM-1 < = nvl (date_to, & date_from)
  ) days_between
  where (nvl (& exclude_saturdays, 'Y') = ' or replace (to_char (days_between.days, 'DAY'),' ') not in ('SATURDAY', 'SATURDAY'))
  and (nvl (& exclude_sundays, 'Y') = ' or replace (to_char (days_between.days, 'DAY'),' ') not in ('SUNDAY', 'SUNDAY'))
  
  For the parameter 'date_from' enter 'to_date('2009-01-01','yyyy-mm-dd')' as a break for the 'date_to' 'to_date('2009-01-07','yyyy-mm-dd')' as a value parameter value. For the other 2 parameters, use 'Y' to exclude this day or "N" to keep this day here in the result set.
  
  So I said earlier, this query runs very well on a 8i database but not on a 10G a where I got the error "ORA01436 - connect with loop in user data.
  
  I have search the Internet but I don't know why it runs on a 8i and not on a 10G... Can someone help me please?

  Hello

  SELECT  ROWNUM  AS n
  FROM    dual
  CONNECT BY  LEVEL <= x;
  

  is a quick and easy way to generate a table of meters containing all integers from 1 to x. You are the query, it has been changed, not for a list of consecutive integers, but a list of consecutive dates.

  This technique only works in Oracle 9 (and more). You did a mistake when you said it works in Oracle 8 but not in Oracle 10? It is the opposite, when I try.

  Here is another way to generate a table of counters:

  SELECT  ROWNUM  AS n
  FROM    all_objects
  WHERE   ROWNUM  <= x;
  

  This method works in any version of Oracle, but it is slower than the method CONNECT BY and does not work for the great values on x. (this is probably good for x<= 5000,="" depending="" on="" your="">

  If you can do this:

  select days_between.days
  from     (
       SELECT     &date_from + ROWNUM - 1          as days
       FROM     all_objects
       WHERE     ROWNUM     <= (1 + NVL (&date_to, &date_from)) - &date_from
       ) days_between
  where     (     nvl(&exclude_saturdays,'Y') = 'N'
       or     replace(to_char(days_between.days,'DAY'),' ') not in ('SAMEDI','SATURDAY')
       )
  and     (     nvl(&exclude_sundays,'Y') = 'N'
       or     replace(to_char(days_between.days,'DAY'),' ') not in ('DIMANCHE','SUNDAY')
       )
  ;
  

  in any version of Oracle.

• Oracle: Connect loop in the user data

  I understand when a loop can occur in Oracle. In principle that it is said if a recording is both parent to another node and at the same time he was a child to him, then it may go into a loop.

  But I can't get why my this particular query is running in a loop.

  SELECT Empno, Ename, Job FROM Emp START WITH Empno = 7839 CONNECT BY PRIOR Job='PRESIDENT'

  Can someone please explain to me how these data can result in a loop. I did a CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE check and found that the closure of the case is KING (Chairman). But I still don't understand how can be possible, that the KING is the President and I do not see anything in which it becomes child and parent to any record in the table.

  Please explain to me, why is it a mistake and where is the loop?

  Thanks in advance.

  Maybe if I pull on the hierarchy of your query, you will see what he is doing...

  PRESIDENT OF KING 7839<-- start="">

  PRESIDENT OF KING 7839<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  PRESIDENT OF KING 7839<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  .. etc.

  .. etc.

  ANALYST SCOTT 7788<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7902 FORD ANALYST<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7369 SMITH CLERK<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7934 MILLER CLERK<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7900 JAMES CLERK<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  CLERK OF 7876 ADAMS<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7566 JONES MANAGER<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  MANAGER CLARK 7782<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  BLAKE MANAGER 7698<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7499 ALLEN SALESMAN<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7521 WARD SALESMAN<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7654 MARTIN SALESMAN<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7844 TURNER SELLER<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  ANALYST SCOTT 7788<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7902 FORD ANALYST<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7369 SMITH CLERK<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7934 MILLER CLERK<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7900 JAMES CLERK<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  CLERK OF 7876 ADAMS<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7566 JONES MANAGER<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  MANAGER CLARK 7782<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  BLAKE MANAGER 7698<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7499 ALLEN SALESMAN<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7521 WARD SALESMAN<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7654 MARTIN SALESMAN<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  7844 TURNER SELLER<-- prior="" job='PRESIDENT'>

  Thus, in the first level of the hierarchy is your record START you WITH.

  When all folders are examined, the test of the PREREQUISITE WORK examines the top level folder, determines that he was the PRESIDENT and therefore each record matches this condition.

  Then, each of these folders are evaluated to determine the child records.  At this second level, only KING's post of PRESIDENT, he is the one who would have no record of the child and this WORK PRECONDITION = PRESIDENT will be valid for all records under the 2 KING level.

  This model keeps occurring under each folder KING indefinitely.

• ORA-01994: GRANT failed: failed to add the users to the public password file

  Snoussi,
  
  our applications 11.5.10.2 and db 9.2.0.6 whenever I'm in the process of grant dba privileges to rman user sys, I get the below error
  
  ORA-01994: GRANT failed: failed to add the users to the public password file
  
  I created the password file and I've changed remote_login_passwordfile = NONE for remote_login_passwordfile = EXCLUSIVE lock
  in initSID.ora then I bounced DB but its showing again.
  
  
  SQL > show the distance parameter
  
  VALUE OF TYPE NAME
  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
  real chain of remote_archive_enable
  remote_dependencies_mode string TIMESTAMP
  remote_listener chain
  Remote_login_passwordfile string NONE
  REMOTE_OS_AUTHENT boolean FALSE
  remote_os_roles boolean FALSE
  SQL >
  
  Here is my information in initSID.ora file.
  
  ----------------------------------------------
  #############################################################################
  #
  # END OF THE CBO SETTINGS SECTION
  #
  #############################################################################
  
  
  #---FIN OF REQUIRED OPTIMIZER PARAMETERS-
  
  #
  # Client settings.
  #
  Remote_login_passwordfile = EXCLUSIVE lock
  #EMOTE_LOGIN_PASSWORDFILE = exclusive lock
  IFile=/U05/Oracle/visdb/9.2.0/DBS/VIS_linux2_ifile.ora
  [oracle@linux2 dbs] $
  
  Published by: HumanDBA on June 9, 2009 04:06

  Danny,

  Do you use a spfile to start the database? If Yes, then you must change this setting in the spfile so (issue "show the spfile parameter' to check).

  Kind regards
  Hussein

• At the start of the ODC: error 20036: Description of error: ORA-06413: connection not open

  Hi all

  I am new to Oracle Document Capture. I installed ODDC on my windows 7 machine and launching that I gave a few local DB references. Since then, I'm not able to open Capture of Document Oracle and I'm not able to change any installation. I am still getting error below and when you click on OK the window closes. I couldn't find any place where I can change this configuration.

  Failed to connect.

  Error number: 20036

  Error description: [the following error occurred connecting to the database:]

  Error number: 20036

  Error description: the following error occurred connecting to the database:

  Error ID: 16389

  Description of error: ORA-06413: connection not open.

  ]

  I tried to uninstall ODC, deletion of data program for the Capture of Document Oracle and re-installed. Still the same error.

  Can someone help me please. I am completely struck with it.

  Thank you

  UMA.

  Problem solved after the installation of the 32-bit oracle client and the ODAC.

  Thank you

• ORA-03135: connection lost contact for a single user only

  Hi gurus,

  I am puzzled to this problem, no one else is having problem connecting to the database except a user who always gets "ORA-03135: connection lost contact" when you try to connect to the test and Prod environment.

  Oracle@PATEST > sqlplus user@testDB

  SQL * more: release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production Wed Dec 23 13:21:08 2015

  Copyright (c) 1982, 2006, Oracle.  All rights reserved.

  Enter the password:

  ERROR:

  ORA-03135: connection lost contact

  Get the same error when you try to connect via EDIVIEW (application) or the prompt of commands or cygwin terminal directly.

  tnsping works fine and return connect credentials

  Here's what I did troubleshooting:

  1. make sure that the user is not locked in the database

  2. place the database restricted and provided this user mode access restricted and tried the connection as long as that user, not luck.

  3A bounced the listener

  4A rebounded from the database

  5. some online forums suggest to increase the timeout setting in sqlnet.ora, in our environment, we use the OID and the sqlnet.ora is the central directory. If this cannot be the issue that everyone can connect.

  6. I checked the sqlnet.log file and there seems to be no incoming connection from this user or machine.

  Information system and database

  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  Mna3dbts SunOS 5.10 Generic_150400-27 sun4u sparc SUNW, SPARC-Enterprise

  Any advice would be appreciated

  Hello world

  Thanks for everyone came, surprisingly, the problem is solved by simply changing the user password in the database. As soon as the password is reset, I was able to connect using the assigned user name.

• ORA-03134: connections to this version of the server are no longer supported in 11.2 to 9.2.0.8 database

  Hello

  I use the ODP.NET 11.2 (Oracle.DataAccess.dll 4.112.3.0) for .NET 4.5 (in Visual Studio 2012). I can connect to 11g databases but when trying to connect to 9.2.0.8 database, this error is thrown:

  ORA-03134: connections to this version of the server are no longer supported

  I do not understand why, like I could connect using Toad, but not a .NET application.

  Furthermore, I use Windows 7 64 bit.

  Any idea?

  Thanks in advance,

  Dave

  Hi Dave,.

  I see that you have version 12 of the supplier in the GAC (i.e. Version = 4.121.1.0). But only for the x 86 and you mentioned that you had Windows 7 64 bit. Your application is compiled as x 86, x 64 or Any CPU?

  You have confirmed that your application does not load this version? For example, because policy redirects in the GAC (such as Policy.4.112.Oracle.DataAccess, Version = 4.121.1.0).

  You can use a tool such as SysInternals Process Explorer or the Assembly Binding Log Viewer (i.e. the SDK fuslogvw) to confirm if necessary.

  It is true that version 12 would return ORA-3134 when you attempt to connect to a database of 9.2 because this combination is not supported.

  Thank you

  Mark

• Windows 8 mail, Gmail error unable to connect. Make sure that the information you entered is correct

  I tried to set up a Gmail on windows mail 8 for some time. It worked before but then I had to re - install the app and I can't seem to log in now. The only difference between now and when it worked is that I had turned on google + once I had it working the first time, but now I have that turned off.

  I always get this error: unable to connect. Make sure that the information you entered is correct.
  If I have the chance and he fails to add account, then synchronization takes a long time and emails take 5-10 minutes to arrive on the application it does to get to my account in a web browser and on my phone.
  Many users complain about this, we really need a strong response here.

  Hi Martyr844_Coffe,

  Make sure that your google account manager has granted approval of this log - in...

  From there... https://myaccount.google.com/.

  And change the account setting Gmail on Mail app account like the following picture setting...

  (To find out the specific parameters of the account )