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    Can you just restart the machine? I know it sounds silly, but it's amazing how some of these (Oracle on Windows) problems just go away with a reboot ...

    Maybe it's a memory fragmentation issue.
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    I cannot do that now probably I will try that tommorrow, yes i know lot of problems in windows just goes away by reboot..amazing
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    Best of luck...
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    I didn't get a chance to reboot the machine but I see that this goes through during the night as we have a application which compiles procedures during the night.
    It is very funny, the sessions where I am trying to compile the changes to the procedure is trying to use more than 900M of memory, amazing and i am having this error in very instance, here is the pga max memory in these sessions trying to compile:
    select sid, name, value
    from v$statname n, v$sesstat s
    where n.statistic# = s.statistic#
    and n.name like '%memory%'
    and sid =109
    --and value>10000000
    order by sid;
    109 session pga memory max 1010846480
    23 session pga memory max 1164893868

    My problem is I don't have the right unwrapped version of this particular procedure..

    i have already logged an itar with metalink for this problem waiting for their feedback.
    Any suggestions??
    KN

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    Just curious, how do you know your per session memory is > 900M?
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    If I understand it right the result I pasted from the sql is in bytes right so :
    109 session pga memory max 1010846480
    1010846480/1024*1024 comes to 964M
    Am i right????
    KN

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    That is just massive.
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