ORA-01775: looping string of synonyms

There are several Oracle errors in the alert.log file. The errors are as follows:

ORA-12012: error on auto work 119785
ORA-01775: looping string of synonyms

There are synonymous 17946 sysnonyms PUBLIC and 3 application.

The question looping synonymous in database xxx. I have to identify the synonym (s) that has been defined that referred to itself.

How to identify the synonym (s) who has been defined that is mentioned of 17946?

I would be grateful for any suggestions to correct the above errors.

Thank you!

Hello

First of all, you can identify what makes this work by running the following query:

select job, schema_user, what
from dba_jobs
where job = 119785;

Then, since the PL/SQL or the executed program, you can get the name of the synonym and try to get
its definition:

Select synonym_name, table_owner, table_name, owner
of dba_synonyms
where synonym_name = {color: red} synonym_name {color};

The "Table_name" gives the object referenced by the synonym you then, you can check if
This is another synonym.

Before you delete any synonym, it is best to check if this synonym is used by another object. A procedure,
a package can become invalid if they referred to a synonym has dropped.

Hope this helps.
Best regards
Jean Valentine

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ERROR:
ORA-01756: quoted string not properly terminated


SQL> select 'ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE '||name,' RESIZE'||bytes';' from v$datafile;
select 'ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE '||name,' RESIZE'||bytes';' from v$datafile
                                                        *
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
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    Thank you.

    >
    "ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE ' | name, "RESIZE" | bytes ';' v $ datafile
    >
    Try

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    Hello
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Tue May  3 10:02:41 2011
ALTER DATABASE RECOVER    CONTINUE DEFAULT
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    Then, if she can't find log file why she KEEPS by DEFAULT?

    What is Eve? And why nothing in alertlog since 10:02?

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    Salvation;

    Please see below which could be useful for your question:
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