I am running a job that is using Pro C code. I am running it on an Oracle 10g database with an Oracle 9 client on a UNIX platform. The code compiled fine. The job runs fine sometimes but other times it fails with a Segmentation Fault error.
I have the same job running in an Oracle 8i environment with no problems.
I am trying to duplicate a 11g oracle database using RMAN duplicate from active database and got the "segmentation fault" error.
source db : DUP
Aux db : DUP2
bash-3.2$ echo $ORACLE_SID
DUP2
bash-3.2$ rman target sys@DUP auxiliary sys@DUP2
Recovery Manager: Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production on Wed Oct 19 03:01:27 2011
Copyright © 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
target database Password:
connected to target database: DUP (DBID=135702688)
auxiliary database Password:
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I got another error after applying 2012Q2CPU patch.We have five databases sharing the same home in one server. The database version is 11.2.0.2. After applying the latest CPU patch, I got an error while brought up the last database stating that segmentation fault(core dumped).
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I have noticed that the form has increased a lot in size.
Is it possible to connect with Oracle using C?
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#include <occi.h>
int main()
{
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}
This test.cpp would not compile. It cannot find occi.
I have Multi-threaded application using pro*c to connect to oracle.
I am using the following piece of code to create a connection to oracle database and preserver the context of created connection.
struct sqlca * tempSqlca = new sqlca;
struct sqlca & sqlca = * tempSqlca;
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
SQL_CONTEXT localContext;
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I am using the following piece of code to close the connection to the oracle database, I am using the context created in the previous step and passing it to the below code(connection.context)to release the connection.
if (connection.context == 0 || connection.ca == 0)
return true;
// Multithreading: get the communication area of the context
struct sqlca & sqlca = *(connection.ca);
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
[code].....
When the above code is executed there is no exception thrown but the connection is not getting close. I am using the V$SESSION system views to monitor the connection created.
I there anything I am missing in my code for the connection closing to fail.
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1) Application runs waiting for requirements
2) When detects a requirement it creates a Thread to work
3) The thread connects to Oracle with a EXEC SQL CONNECT :uid IDENTIFIED BY :pwd; instruction
4) Calls some anonymous calls to execute a stored procedure
EXEC SQL EXECUTE
BEGIN
commit;
:Status:=stored_procedure(:param1, :param2);
commit;
END;
END-EXEC;
5) If anything went wrong then issues a EXEC SQL ROLLBACK WORK RELEASE; then reconnects and the thread die
6) If everything was OK then the thread dies, but never called a EXEC SQL COMMIT WORK RELEASE; to disconnect from Oracle
I don't know why never the application disconnects from Oracle, maybe is for performance. Sometimes the application crashes and I believe that maybe the error is for never freeing the connections, the PROC compile line is this
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Which is the way to implement the connections?, connect and disconnect when done? or just keep the connection alive? Which way has better performance, connect and disconnect or just keep the opened connection?
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The 11g requirements say an update to SUSE Enterprise 10 is required to support the Oracle 11g installation.
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First I tried this
Environment* env=Environment::createEnvironment(Environment::DEFAULT);
Connection* con=NULL;
try{
con=env->createConnection("user","pwd","//servername:ip/mydb");
}
and got following error: "the attribute OCI_ATTR_USERNAME is greater than the maximum allowable length of 255".
So I tried:
Environment* env=Environment::createEnvironment(Environment::DEFAULT);
Connection* con=NULL;
try{
con=env->createConnection("user","pwd","tnsservice-name");
}
where tnsservice-name is the name I specified in the tnsnams.ora, and which I used with the other tools working fine -> same error.My username is only 4 long, so I thought it might have something to do with the string. So I tried:
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Connection* con=NULL;
string user="user";
string passwd="pwd";
string db="tnsservice-name";
try{
con=env->createConnection(user,passwd,db);
AfxMessageBox("sucess");
}
now it returned the error "TNS:connect descriptor too long". Can't have anything to do with the .ora file, since it worked fine for the other tools. Plus it didn't matter if I renamed the .ora file or removed it from the TNS_ADMIN directory..So I searched a little more for a solution and so an example, where the the last argument is missing. So I tried
string user="user";
string pwd="pwd";
Environment* env=Environment::createEnvironment(Environment::DEFAULT);
Connection* con=NULL;
try{
con=env->createConnection(user,pwd);
}
It returns: "TNS: protocol Adapter error" which I somehow can understand, since the adapter doesn't know to wich db to connect.I also tried to use some frameworks like soci or otl but was never able to compile them... (link errors, unknown data types etc...).
my Multithread-Program hangs in an oracle library while passing a prepare statement (also if i try an EXEC SQL SELECT statement...). Something seems to be wrong in the Program, but i cant's find the Error.The Program is build with:
proc parse=none code=cpp mode=oracle hold_cursor=yes maxopencursors=20 THREADS=YES sqlcheck=full iname=Precomp_all.pc oname=Precomp_all.h
problem: a first thread creates the connection to oracle with one global context (type sql_context) in the connection object:
connect()
{
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLERROR DO ORASQL_ERROR();
EXEC SQL WHENEVER SQLWARNING DO ORASQL_WARNING();
EXEC SQL WHENEVER NOTFOUND DO ORASQL_NOP();
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Previously we had 32 bit C++. Now, we have migrated it to 64 bit. And our C++ programs interact with Oracle 10g DB.Our C++ program was working fine with 32 bit. But once after we migrate to 64 bit we are facing problem with one program which does FETCH(EXEC SQL FETCH SUBP1 INTO :new TabRec;) from Oracle DB. ie, We exit from a for loop in the C++ program when we get NOT FOUND(sqlca.sqlcode=1403) on executing the FETCH statement.
The sqlcode generated for NOT FOUND scenario is 1403. But, once after moving to 64 bit C++, we do not see the sqlcode 1403 instead we are seeing a different code 7124089117159473.
As the sqlcode is not 1403, our program does not exit from the for loop and goes on an infinite loop.Am I missing anything that makes me to not get the exact sqlcode?
I created a table and some type definitions in oracle 10.2.0.3 DB as follows. There is also a procedure that I defined and is shown below.
SQL> create table test_proc
(
test_name varchar2(10),
test_ver number (3,3),
active_flag number(2)
);
Table created.
SQL> select * from test_proc;
TEST_NAME TEST_VER ACTIVE_FLAG
---------- ---------- -----------
AFP 1.5 2
PSA 11.89 0
EHIV 99.5 3
aHAVM 1.45 9
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Now from Pro*C function I want to pass a similar array of structure to this procedure and return it via the out parameter of the procedure back to Pro*C. How do I do it?
I am using the attached program but its giving me compiler error as follows..
Error at line 31, column 1 in file sample.pc
proc_modify_tdefs (:in_tdefs,:out_tdefs);
1
PLS-S-00306, wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'PROC_MODIFY_TDEFS'
Error at line 31, column 1 in file sample.pc
proc_modify_tdefs (:in_tdefs,:out_tdefs);
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I am trying to give back data from a stored procedure written in C. I registered the functions as follows:create or replace procedure version(versioninfo OUT clob) as external name "version" library myLib language c with context parameters (context, versioninfo, versioninfo INDICATOR SB4); It compiles fine. The function being called look like this:
extern "C" DLLEXPORT
void version(OCIExtProcContext* context, OCILobLocator **out, sb4 *ind_out){
OCIEnv* envh;
OCISvcCtx* svch;
OCIError* errh;
OCIExtProcGetEnv (context, &envh, &svch, &errh);
std::string versioninfo = "104";
oraub8 maxChar = 10;
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If I execute the procedure with SQLDeveloper by pressing "play" it is getting executed but there is no result. If I try to execute it from an anonymous block it results in ORA-22275 instead of doing anything.
declare
res clob;
begin
-- the following doesn't work much
--dbms_lob.createtemporary(res,true);
version(res);
dbms_output.put_line(res);
end;
Actually I have to questions:
1.) Why does Oracle give me the error? In my opinion all requirements mentioned by the error description are met.
2.) Why is there no output when executing the function via SQL Developer? Is the usage of OCILobWrite wrong?
I am trying to describe an STP in a package, but it gives me an error.
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Quote:connect to db1;
connect to db2;
select from table in db1;
update table in db2;
i would like to know whether it's possible, and how to do it ? how to specify for each query the database connection to use?
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EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
char dbFromDate[MAX_DATE_LEN];
char dbToDate[MAX_DATE_LEN];
short ind_dbToDate;
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