ORA-01000: cursors open maximum exceeded

I have a strange error in the adf:

I have a lot of lines to insert ORACLE DB.

so whenever I need to create a line I use this method I havensertMyObject() that contains:

MyObjectDef EntityDefImpl = MyObjectEOImpl. getDefinitionObject().

MyObjectEOImpl = newMyObject

(MyObjectEOImpl ) myObject Def.createInstance2 (getDBTransaction (), null);

And this method is called multiple times in a large loop.

I then exit the loop:

getDBTransaction () .commit ();

But generates the error before posting,

because whenever I use the method I catch the exception, if there is something like this:

} catch (SQLException e) {}

errores.add ("error: an error has took place " + i + "" + e.getMessage ());

}

where i is the number of loop iterator.

Can someone tell me the cause of the error and how to fix it.

My version of jdeveloper is:

Studio Edition Version 11.1.1.6.0

Build JDEVADF_11.1.1.6.0_GENERIC_111205.1733.6192.1

The batch update allows for multiple inserts, updates or deletes to be send in a round trip to the server. It's a performance setting (https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1213/adf/develop/adf-bc-entity-objects.htm#ADFFD19774 which sound for 12.1.3 but valid for 11.1.1.6 or look for the doc to 11.1.1.6).

The createInsert2 should not open a cursor. To my knowledge, it is not even send a SQL until you post the data. I guess there is something else in your loop, which causes the problem.

A simple test can be comment out the code that creates the new line and see if the data works without problem.

You can increase the fine or finest level to the newspaper GET more info on what is happening and should be able to see the sql statements sent to the server too.

Timo

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                    :NEW.STATUS                 , :NEW.REMARK                   ,
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             COUNTY                 , STATE                  ,
             WEST_MAP_ID            , OPENED_BY_CONTR       ,
             PROTECTED_ST           , COMPASS_POINT          ,
             STREET_NAME            , ARTERY_TYPE            ,
             LEFT_CROSS_STREET      , RIGHT_CROSS_STREET     ,
             SPECIFIC_LOC           , EMER_PERMIT_NO         ,
             EMER_ISSUE_DATE        , SERVICE_TYPE           ,
             PARKING_RESTR          , RESTORE_REQD           ,
             CUT_NO                 , SHALLOW_FACILITIES     ,
             CUT_LENGTH             , CUT_WIDTH              ,
             CUT_DEPTH              , BASE_DEPTH             ,
             BASE_MATERIAL          , SURFACE_DEPTH          ,
             SURFACE_MATERIAL       , LANE                   ,
             START_POINT            , LINEAR_START_CUT       ,
             LINEAR_CURB_CUT        , SHAPE                  ,
             PAVING_REQUIRED        , OPENED_DATE            ,
             EXCAVATION_DATE        , BACKFILL_DATE          ,
             BASE_DATE              , TRENCHING_DATE         ,
             BASE_MAT_REPLACED      , COMBINED_CUT           ,
             CASTING_DEDUCTION      , ACCOUNT_NO             ,
             SEQ_NO                 , CODE                   ,
             LENGTH                 , WIDTH                  ,
             DEPTH                  , DATE_WORKED            ,
             CREATE_DATE            , CREATE_BY              ,
             NOTE                   , STATUS                 ,
             PERMIT_NO              , STIP_FACTOR            )
      VALUES
            (:NEW.LAYOUT_NO                 , :NEW.PERMIT_TYPE             ,
             :NEW.PO_NUMBER                 , :NEW.HOUSE_NUMBER            ,
             :NEW.SAWCUT                    , :NEW.PLATED                  ,
             :NEW.COUNTY                    , :NEW.STATE                   ,
             :NEW.WEST_MAP_ID               , lot_cur.contractor_name         , -- Get it from LOT Change Track 2010-4071
             :NEW.PROTECTED_ST              , :NEW.COMPASS_POINT           ,
             :NEW.STREET_NAME               , :NEW.ARTERY_TYPE             ,
             :NEW.LEFT_CROSS_STREET         , :NEW.RIGHT_CROSS_STREET      ,
             :NEW.SPECIFIC_LOC              , :NEW.EMER_PERMIT_NO          ,
              TRUNC(:NEW.EMER_ISSUE_DATE)   , :NEW.SERVICE_TYPE            ,
             :NEW.PARKING_RESTR             , :NEW.RESTORE_REQD            ,
             :NEW.CUT_NO                    , :NEW.SHALLOW_FACILITIES      ,
             :NEW.CUT_LENGTH                , :NEW.CUT_WIDTH               ,
             :NEW.CUT_DEPTH                 , :NEW.BASE_DEPTH              ,
             :NEW.BASE_MATERIAL             , :NEW.SURFACE_DEPTH           ,
             :NEW.SURFACE_MATERIAL          , :NEW.LANE                    ,
             :NEW.START_POINT               , :NEW.LINEAR_START_CUT        ,
             :NEW.LINEAR_CURB_CUT           , :NEW.SHAPE                   ,
             :NEW.PAVING_REQUIRED           ,  TRUNC(:NEW.OPENED_DATE)     ,
              TRUNC(:NEW.EXCAVATION_DATE)   ,  TRUNC(:NEW.BACKFILL_DATE)   ,
              TRUNC(:NEW.BASE_DATE)         ,  TRUNC(:NEW.TRENCHING_DATE)  ,
             :NEW.BASE_MAT_REPLACED         , :NEW.COMBINED_CUT            ,
             :NEW.CASTING_DEDUCTION         , :NEW.ACCOUNT_NO              ,
             :NEW.SEQ_NO                    , :NEW.CODE                    ,
             :NEW.LENGTH                    , :NEW.WIDTH                   ,
             :NEW.DEPTH                     ,  TRUNC(:NEW.DATE_WORKED)     ,
              systime                       , :NEW.CREATE_BY               ,
             'PROCESSED '||TO_CHAR(systime  , 'MM/DD/YYYY HH:MI:SS'),
             :NEW.STATUS                    , :NEW.PERMIT_NO               ,
             :NEW.STIP_FACTOR               );

  stmt_var := 'Insert Cut History';

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX THEN

    NULL;

  END;


   /* This will insert/update the records in CR_FIELD_LAYOUT_STATUS */
     OPEN STAT(:NEW.LAYOUT_NO);
     FETCH STAT INTO STAT_CUR;

     IF stat_cur.cdate IS NULL THEN
        /* Offset system date inserted by 1 second (SYSDATE+.00001) to prevent PK_LOT_STAT
           constraint from firing when the cuts are entered simultaneously with logs. */
        INSERT INTO CR_FIELD_LAYOUT_STATUS
               (LAYOUT_NO, STATUS, CREATE_BY, CREATE_DATE, NOTE)
        VALUES (:NEW.LAYOUT_NO, 'AWAITING_COMPLETION', :NEW.CREATE_BY, SYSDATE+.00001,
               'Cut Inserted by Field Personnel '|| to_char(SYSDATE+.00001,'MM/DD/YYYY HH:MI:SS AM'));

        stmt_var := 'Insert Layout Status';

     ELSE

        UPDATE CR_FIELD_LAYOUT_STATUS
           SET CREATE_DATE = SYSDATE
             , NOTE        = 'Cuts Updated: '|| to_char(SYSDATE+.00001,'MM/DD/YYYY HH:MI:SS AM') -- CT 2009-5511  09/10/09 Removed concatenation
         WHERE LAYOUT_NO   = :NEW.LAYOUT_NO
           AND STATUS      = 'AWAITING_COMPLETION'
           AND CREATE_DATE = stat_cur.cdate;

        stmt_var := 'Update Layout Status';

     END IF;

  CLOSE CUT;
  CLOSE DET;
  CLOSE DTN;
  CLOSE ITM;
  CLOSE LOT;
  CLOSE STAT;
  CLOSE UNA;--added for cha 2011-3172 6/14/2011

  /* When exceptions are raised, the users will be notified for
     the failure. */

  EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN

       err_msg := SQLERRM;

       INSERT INTO CR_FIELD_ERROR VALUES(:NEW.LAYOUT_NO, ' Cut No.: '||:NEW.CUT_NO
                                         ||' Item No.: '||:NEW.SEQ_NO, SYSDATE, err_msg);

 /*      conn:= utl_smtp.open_connection( 'EXCHSMTP.coned.com');

       utl_smtp.helo(conn, 'coned.com');
       utl_smtp.mail(conn, '[email protected]' );
       utl_smtp.rcpt(conn, '[email protected]' );
       utl_smtp.rcpt(conn, cc_recipient);
       mesg:= 'From: Cut Staging After Insert <[email protected]>' || crlf ||
              'Subject: CR_FIELD_CUT_AFTER_INSERT Trigger Failed (Testing)' || crlf ||
              'To: Harsha <[email protected]>' || crlf ||
              'Cc: ' || cc_recipient || crlf  ;
       mesg:= mesg || '' || crlf || msg_body || ' Layout No.: '|| :NEW.LAYOUT_NO ||
                      ' Cut No.: ' || :NEW.CUT_NO || ' Item No.: ' || :NEW.SEQ_NO ||
                      '  **ErrorMessage**  '||err_msg||' Error found after this statement: '||stmt_var;
       utl_smtp.data( conn, mesg );
       utl_smtp.quit( conn );*/ --6/24
        conn:= utl_smtp.open_connection( 'EXCHSMTP.coned.com');

       utl_smtp.helo(conn, 'coned.com');
       utl_smtp.mail(conn, '[email protected]' );
       utl_smtp.rcpt(conn, '[email protected]' );
       utl_smtp.rcpt(conn, cc_recipient);
       mesg:= 'From: Cut Staging After Insert <[email protected]>' || crlf ||
              'Subject: CR_FIELD_CUT_AFTER_INSERT Trigger Failed (Testing)' || crlf ||
              'To: XYZ <[email protected]>' || crlf ||
              'Cc: ' || cc_recipient || crlf  ;
       mesg:= mesg || '' || crlf || msg_body || ' Layout No.: '|| :NEW.LAYOUT_NO ||
                      ' Cut No.: ' || :NEW.CUT_NO || ' Item No.: ' || :NEW.SEQ_NO ||
                      '  **ErrorMessage**  '||err_msg||' Error found after this statement: '||stmt_var;
       utl_smtp.data( conn, mesg );
       utl_smtp.quit( conn );
END;

Published by: 831050 July 20, 2011 06:50

It's just a guess,

what you the sliders are open regardless of any condition, for example;

OPEN CUT(:NEW.LAYOUT_NO);
OPEN DET(:NEW.LAYOUT_NO);
OPEN ITM(:NEW.LAYOUT_NO);
OPEN LOT(:NEW.LAYOUT_NO);
OPEN DTN(:NEW.LAYOUT_NO, :NEW.CUT_NO, :NEW.NOTE);

UNA is however open after a condition;

IF DTN%NOTFOUND THEN
  /** start --added for cha 2011-3172 6/14/2011 **/

      OPEN UNA(:NEW.LAYOUT_NO, :NEW.ACCOUNT_NO);

All in sliders however closed without worrying, that is, they are all suppose to be open;

  CLOSE CUT;
  CLOSE DET;
  CLOSE DTN;
  CLOSE ITM;
  CLOSE LOT;
  CLOSE STAT;
  CLOSE UNA;

So I think you close the wen of cursors UNA this is indeed not to open.
So, pass the "NARROW UNA"; line of code before the END IF; on line 278, since that's when it will definitely be open.

Active DataGuard: ora-16000 database opened for read-only access

Hi all
Application, I get the error message "ora-16000 database opened for read-only access, while my primary database is up/open for read/write." When I stopped the standby database, the application works very well.
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Oracle: 11.2.0.1.
Kind regards
Ronak Masudi

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I wouldn't be sure if tha applies to your scenario. What you might want to check is this host = xxxx in your tnsnames file points to the right machine or resolve the correct IP addresses. Perahps you have confused primary and standby.

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Hi all!!!
Help, please
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SQL * DBA: Version 6.0.33.1.1 - Production sea Jul 11 15:40:37 2013
Copyright (c) Oracle Corporation, 1979, 1989. All rights reserved.
RDBMS ORACLE v6.0.33.1.1, option - Production of transactional processing
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ORA-00320: cannot read the log file header
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%
Idea?

987301 wrote:

Hi all!!!

Help, please

% sqldba startup

SQL * DBA: Version 6.0.33.1.1 - Production sea Jul 11 15:40:37 2013

Copyright (c) Oracle Corporation, 1979, 1989. All rights reserved.

RDBMS ORACLE v6.0.33.1.1, option - Production of transactional processing

ORACLE instance started.

Mounted database.

ORA-00313: cannot open the online journal "/ u1/oradata/orac/log2orac.dbf" (log # 2, log)

ORA-00320: cannot read the log file header

ORA-07362: sfifi: error, cannot open the file open.

UNIX System V 386/486: 13 error: permission denied

Attempt to disassemble the database... The database is dismounted.

Attempt to stop instance... ORACLE instance stops.

SQL * DBA complete.

%

Idea?

ANCIENT Oracle (V6)?

the file u1/oradata/orac/log2orac.dbf' actually exist?

When the last time Oracle began you it without error.

What has happened since?

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Hello world
I have a small doubt about when to use the cursor for loop and when to use the cursor for loop and the cursor (open, fetch, close).
Well, I'm not the difference between implicit and explicit cursor. So please tell me how I got to know, what to use and when?

Kind regards
BS2012

Published by: BS2012 on January 29, 2013 12:15
All SQLs are analyzed, stored and executed as cursors. Thus, you will always use a cursor.

The problem is that languages, such as PL/SQL, provide different interfaces to interact with the SQL cursor. As the ref, the slider interface, the interface DBMS_SQL slider interface and so on.

Each of these interfaces offers different features. For example, using the interface DBMS_SQL allows binding dynamics and dynamic recovery. The Ref Cursor interface allows your code PL/SQL pass a handle to a reference pointing to the SQL cursor, to an external client. Etc.

The fundamental reason for the use of an explicit cursor interface is mainly that you own and manage bulk made extraction output provided by PL/SQL cursor.

With a cursor FOR , the motor loop of PL/SQL optimize the loop by extracting block a 100 lines both. However, you cannot access this collection in bulk directly inside the loop.

With an explicit cursor interface, you specify the size of the extraction in bulk via the clause LIMIT , and you set the variable of collection to use. This allows you to use the collection directly variable inside the loop.

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Is there a way to display a cursor open external in a session? Suppose if I want to check if there is a public and open cursor that has been defined in a package, how can I do? I try to play with v$ open_cursor, but I can't make sense.

Best regards
Val

Valerie Debonair wrote:
I want to test a lifetime of a cursor in a session. I don't want to interrogate another session but the same session where the open cursor.

This probably more experimentation rather than useful in the real world. Suppose I have a package that sets a public cursor (as defined in the package spec) but for reasons of bad programming practice, the cursor is not closed and remains in session until the end view of v$ open_cursor can you tell me if an open cursor exists in the session?

How do you know if this open cursor has been consumed (not more data), or not? It might be half an hour old, but still perfectly valid (if using the snapshot has not expired).

I wouldn't say a cursor that was opened for x times a problem. The problem is to have multiple copies of the same open cursor - like which indicates a cursor leak.

Anyway, you can watch the view V$ OPEN_CURSORS performance virtual - but in my test below, that time is is filled not doing a calculation of time would not work. You can continue this and dig deeper into the data dictionary (and the behavior of the Oracle) to determine if your needs can be met.

SQL> --// package defines a static session PL/SQL cursor
SQL> create or replace package FooLib as
  2
  3          cursor c is select object_name from user_objects;
  4
  5  end;
  6  /

Package created.

SQL>  --// open the cursor
SQL> begin
  2          open fooLib.c;
  3  end;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> --// do at least one fetch making sure that the cursor has been "touched"
SQL> declare
  2          s       varchar2(30);
  3  begin
  4          fetch fooLib.c into s;
  5          DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line( s );
  6  end;
  7  /
SYSLIB

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>
SQL> --// the data in v$open_cursor for the PL/SQL cursors we have opened in our session
SQL> select
  2          c.sid,
  3          c.user_name,
  4          c.cursor_type,
  5          c.last_sql_active_time,
  6          t.sql_text
  7  from       v$sqltext t,
  8          v$open_cursor c
  9  where      c.address = t.address
 10  and        c.hash_value =  t.hash_value
 11  and        c.sid = (select sid from v$session where audsid =SYS_CONTEXT('userenv','sessionid') )
 12  and        c.cursor_type = 'OPEN-PL/SQL';

       SID USER_NAME  CURSOR_TYPE          LAST_SQL_ACTIVE_TIME SQL_TEXT
---------- ---------- -------------------- -------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------
        25 BILLY      OPEN-PL/SQL                               SELECT OBJECT_NAME FROM USER_OBJECTS

SQL>
SQL>
SQL> begin
  2          close fooLib.c;
  3  end;
  4  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>
SQL>  --// cursor should now be gone as it was closed
SQL> select
  2          c.sid,
  3          c.user_name,
  4          c.cursor_type,
  5          c.last_sql_active_time,
  6          t.sql_text
  7  from       v$sqltext t,
  8          v$open_cursor c
  9  where      c.address = t.address
 10  and        c.hash_value =  t.hash_value
 11  and        c.sid = (select sid from v$session where audsid =SYS_CONTEXT('userenv','sessionid') )
 12  and        c.cursor_type = 'OPEN-PL/SQL';

no rows selected

SQL>

Governor limit exceeded in the generation of cube (data records Maximum exceeded)
Hello

I have a PivotTable that contains about 30 measures and the lines are also measures. The columns are the last 12 months, I get the following error when you try to view the results:

Governor limit exceeded in the generation of cube (data records Maximum exceeded).
Error details
Error codes: QBVC92JY

I checked view pivot instanceconfig.xml and these settings are set to higher values:

< CubeMaxRecords > 100000 < / CubeMaxRecords >
< CubeMaxPopulatedCells > 100000 < / CubeMaxPopulatedCells >
< PivotView >
< MaxVisibleColumns > 5000 < / MaxVisibleColumns >
< MaxVisiblePages > 5000 < / MaxVisiblePages >
< MaxVisibleRows > 100000 < / MaxVisibleRows >
< MaxVisibleSections > 5000 < / MaxVisibleSections >
< / PivotView >

I do not know why this error pops up as the set of data is not large, there are 30 rows and 12 columns.

I followed http://obiee101.blogspot.com/2008/02/obiee-controling-pivot-view-behavior.html

Can anyone help?

Thank you
Hello

Increase the size of CubeMaxRecords and CubeMaxPopulatedCells and check it out.

600000
600000

See you soon,.
Aravind

java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01000: maximum open cursors exceeded.
Hello

We use otralce 10g I am see this error in the production of the java application, we close the connections but some how this issue getting not resolved.

There are towing applications.

request 1 and application2 refer to the same database read/write
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If the application opens cursors repetedly without closing them.
(I don't argue that you must always close the sliders, but rather that you should not open them more than once)

You can find that a series of sessions open cursors
```
select * from v$sesstat where statistic# = 3 order by value desc;
```
This will give you the session with more open cursors. This lets you know what cursors are opened then:
```
select sid,sql_text, count(*) from sys.v_$open_cursor group by sid,sql_text order by 3 desc;
```
BTW, what do you mean by the close connections? I hope that you are not opening and closing of connections, whenever you need it?

Concerning
Peter

HTTPS/portfolio ora-28759: file open failed
HI - just check if someone managed to get utl_http appeal successfully to a secure site, on 10g R2 Windows, as I hit something of a wall of brick with it.

I followed the steps described in this article:
http://www.idevelopment.info/data/Oracle/DBA_tips/PL_SQL/PLSQL_19.shtml

In summary, I
-Downloaded the certificates of my target site.
-in Portfolio Manager, imported the trust Certs to add to a portfolio
-registered portfolio, confirmed the file ewallet.p12 is created.
-added set_wallet to my code line, triple check the password is correct.

But when I run the code, I can't go past this error:
```
declare
w clob;
begin
  utl_http.set_wallet('file:c:\wallet', 'wallet123');
  w:=utl_http.request('https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.asmx');
  dbms_output.put_line(w);
end;
```
```
ORA-29273: HTTP request failed
ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_HTTP", line 1577
ORA-28759: failure to open file
ORA-06512: at line 5
```
The user I run the code that can access the c:\wallet folder, I created a directory and a write file.

some research on Google, I tried also affecting the Auto Login portfolio in owm, which creates a cwallet.sso file in the ED. portfolio does not the problem, with or without the password setting.

I saw also refers to the addition of the portfolio to the sqlnet.ora file location, but could not find a definitive answer to the question of whether this is necessary.

Everyone has hit this error and by chance found a solution?

Thanks in advance.
Hello
Portfolio Manager to set permissions on files, so they can only be read by the user who created them. Change the permissions or copy the files to another location. And select the new location in your "set_wallet".

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