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ORDS 19.4 to 19.4.6 causes massive concurrency in the database
Hello everyone,
I'm running into this issue in our current test instance where during ORDS upgrade process, it would cause a massive concurrency in the database. Eventually
Eventually, it errored out with the following error message in the ords_upgrade log.
ORA-20103: Cannot revoke EXECUTE on SYS.DBMS_UTILITY from ORDS_PUBLIC_USER. ORA-04021: timeout occurred while waiting to lock object
I've never run into this issue before during the previous ORDS upgrade. (We have been running our ORDS inside a docker containers since ORDS 18.2 (we upgraded to 19.4 with no issue).
Has anyone had this issue with a 19.4.6 upgrade on non-docker instance, also?
Best Answer
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Have you tried upgrading to ORDS 20.2? There is a very similar issue that was fixed in ORDS 20.2 and this issue could potentially be fixed as well.
https://www.oracle.com/tools/ords/ords-relnotes-202.html
Answers
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are you an oracle employee?
are you doing a container (multitenant) install?
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I'm not an Oracle Employee.
are you doing a container (multitenant) install?
No, My ORDS installation is on tomcat server that is running inside a docker.
Our RDMBS version is 12.1.0.2, APEX 20.1, and ORDS 19.4.
UPDATE: During ORDS upgrade from 19.4 to 19.4.6 the concurrency issue in the database was so bad that we can't even access the EBS instance anymore. Since it was non-production instance, I also tried doing ORDS upgrade with EBS front-end shutdown. Massive concurrencies still occurred in the database activity during the ORDS upgrade and eventually error out with ORA-20103: Cannot revoke EXECUTE on SYS.DBMS_UTILITY from ORDS_PUBLIC_USER. ORA-04021: timeout occurred while waiting to lock object.
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Have you tried upgrading to ORDS 20.2? There is a very similar issue that was fixed in ORDS 20.2 and this issue could potentially be fixed as well.
https://www.oracle.com/tools/ords/ords-relnotes-202.html
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Thank you, I supposed I could tried ORDS 20.2.0 instead. Thank you and will let you know.
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I don't see the same concurrency issue in the database when going from 19.4 to 20.2.0. Thank you.
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Hello,
We just ran into the same issue, but with
20.4.3.r0501904ORA-20103: Cannot revoke EXECUTE on SYS.DBMS_UTILITY from ORDS_PUBLIC_USER. ORA-04021: timeout occurred while waiting to lock objectThe SYS session is waiting on "Revoke: get object" while running the revoke.
At the same time we see many other sessions suddenly getting blocked on cursor: pin S wait on X. This is a 2 node RAC on rdbms 19.11
I guess we will have to request downtime to upgrade to this new ORDS.
regards