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Why there are so many ORA-00600 for 10.2 releases?

55724Dec 10 2008 — edited Dec 17 2008
Have 10.1.0.4 production and testing databases on HP Itanium. Planning to upgrade to 10.2.0.4
However checked entries on Metalink, I found that 10.2.0.3 has a lot of bugs that would cause ORA-00600, some of them would hung or crush the database. 10.2.0.4 is not much better; it introduced new ORA-00600 bugs. Such as this bug 7014646-- ORA-00600 [kkocxj : pjpCtx] error on a complex query. How do you define a complex query? Is this ridiculous or not?

Have anyone upgraded to 10.2.0.3 or 10.2.0.4 releases? What is like to get ORA-00600 all the time?
Maybe I should go to 11g instead? By the way, is there a date that 10.2.0.5 would be released for HP Itanium?

Any response would be appreciated.

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*## After running csscan and csalter*

Did you really run csalter.plb? csalter.plb should not be run before a full-export A-to-B type of migration. On the other hand, if there were convertible data in the database, csalter.plb should have just reported an error and terminate without changing anything.

*## "[Oracle][ODBC]Syntax error or access violation"*

This error does not say much. Why do you think ODBC does no conversion?

The conversion for the ODBC driver is performed by OCI to/from UTF-16 and it is independent of the NLS_LANG character set. If the C++ application is written in the ANSI mode (does not use wide character data types), Microsoft ODBC Manager will convert between the application and the Oracle ODBC driver, between system code page (Cp 1252) and UTF-16.


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