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ORA-00604 and ORA-01804 errors when try to create connection

User_0GZN5Nov 1 2021

Hello there,
I hope that you are doing well. When attempting to create a connection I am getting the following errors:
Error opening connection 'ARMS QA eXaCC'.Details: ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-01804: failure to initialize timezone information
I have seen that with SQL Developer in order to resolve this issue you need to insert the following into \sqldeveloper\bin\sqldeveloper.conf:
AddVMOption -Duser.region=US
but i'm not sure where this needs to go for the Oracle DB extension in VS Code. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!

Comments

Billy Verreynne

Follow which instructions?

How/where are you attempting to assign a schema to an Apex workspace?

What is the schema name? It is case sensitive?

Ivan2405

Managing Workspace to Schema Assignments

Under Editing an Existing Schema and Workspace Assignment.


Like I said it worked for me before every time, but since I added a new workspace, it doesn't worn on either of them.
I have APEX 4.2.2.


Shema name is CM, everything is in capital letters.


Regards,

Ivan

Billy Verreynne

Not an easy error to resolve as it does not seem to be related to user input.

The error library says:

44003, 0000, "invalid SQL name"
// *Document : Yes
// *Cause    : The input parameter string was not a valid simple SQL name.
// *Action   : Check with the DBMS_ASSERT spec to verify that the parameter
//             string is a valid simple SQL name.

Cannot recall running into this exception myself. But it likely is a result to a cursor parse - which implies the error is a result to a dynamically created SQL by Apex.

This should not happen - unless there are something missing or misconfigured in Apex (assuming you have not run into an unknown bug).

I suggest you try manually (via SQL*Plus) using an Apex API call. See APEX_INSTANCE_ADMIN. If this throws an exception, we should have an error and call stack that will provide additional details as to what went wrong where.

Ivan2405

Thanks Billy!

I managed to add the schema to workspace this way, but the error still persists.
I guess I'll just have to it this way from now on...

Regards,

Ivan

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