Got this error message after running this query.
select DISTINCT
fmuln.uln_id "REQID"
,chr(28),fmuln.oplan_id "PLAN_ID"
,chr(28),fmuln.FM_ID "FM_ID"
,chr(28),'1' "TYPE"
,chr(28)
FROM
test.force_module_uln fmuln
where fmuln.plan_seq_id ='179071101'
order by REQID,PLAN_ID,FM_ID
/
ERROR at line 8:
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
I get this error message when I run this as a user who has access to this table.
I do not get error message when I run this as a sys or table owner "test".
This is on Solaris 2.7 with Oracle 8.1.6.
Please help me...is there anything wrong on select query?
If you log on as the user running the query, can you see the table
force_module_uln
owned by TEST in the ALL_OBJECTS view?
David Knight
OCP DBA 8i, 9i, 10g
I can see the table log in as user.
I'm not sure if this effects, but this is a partitioned table.....
There are similar problems after upgrading from the database from 7x/805 to 816. Have you recently upgraded this database?
Doug
this database was upgraded from 805 to 816 about four month ago....so what do I have to do?
Perform a sqltrace on the query and view the output to see which table it is having trouble locating. Also, there is a bug in Metalink that looks real similar to this. Bug 1297277, which indicates to create a synonym instead of a view. Alos, it references init parameter star_transformation_enabled=true. But this is something you will have to do more research on, I've not used this parameter as of yet.
Doug
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