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Patch 26203132 didn't work PROC FAILS WITH ORA 1036 AT RUN TIME WHILE EXECUTING PLSQL WITH INDICATOR
User_ZJC9T
Member Posts: 4 Green Ribbon
Hi,
Patch 26203132 (PROC FAILS WITH ORA 1036 AT RUN TIME WHILE EXECUTING PLSQL WITH INDICATOR) is applied for 32 bit oracle client on app server by DBA(Oracle : Release 19.0.0.0.0 - Version 19.3.0.0.0). However, we are still getting the run time error when we call a stored procedure from the PLSQL block with indicator variables. Can someone please let me know if there are any pointers for us (application/dev team) or DBA to check after the patch is installed?
As the patch is specific to precompiler libraries (/opt/oracle/product/19.3.0.0/precomp/lib) I assume that it's enough if it's applied on the ORACLE_HOME client on the application server where we make(build) the PRO*C files.
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