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  1. #1
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    Unhappy ORA-00054 when trying to run commands as batch

    Hi list,

    I got no error when trying to run 4 oracle statement manually one after another. But when I tried to put all statements in a .sql file and run that file, I got error message

    ORA-00054: resource busy and acquire with NOWAIT specified

    But there is no other activity on this test server plus I didn't have NOWAIT specified.

    Here are the statements I put in a .sql file:

    drop index REC_DAT_SEARCH;

    create index REC_DAT_SEARCH on I3_RECORDINGDATA (ENTRYTYPE, COMPRESSINGMACHINE, RECORDINGDATE);

    UPDATE I3_RECORDINGDATA SET CALLDIRECTION = 'Inbound'
    wHERE CALLDIRECTION = 'I' AND ENTRYTYPE NOT IN (2, 3);

    UPDATE I3_RECORDINGDATA SET CALLDIRECTION = 'Outbound'
    WHERE CALLDIRECTION = 'O' AND ENTRYTYPE NOT IN (2, 3);


    Thanks for your input!
    Last edited by elaine3839; 06-30-2003 at 05:31 PM.

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    Session 1

    Code:
    TEST_ABHAY> create index TEST_NO_WAIT on Test_Wait(id);
    
    Index created.
    
    TEST_ABHAY> update TEST_Wait set ID=3 where NAME='Vimal';
    
    1 row updated.
    
    TEST_ABHAY>
    Session 2

    Code:
    TEST:ABHAY> drop index TEST_NO_WAIT;
    drop index TEST_NO_WAIT
               *
    ERROR at line 1:
    ORA-00054: resource busy and acquire with NOWAIT specified
    Probabaly, some session of your have done DML & uncommited on the table I3_RECORDINGDATA

    Please RTM
    funky...

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    Bingo! You got it! Is there anyway for me to figure out which session actually has the uncommitted DML?

    I did the quick way -- killed all sessions and start doing it as a batch. Of course, that worked :-)

    Originally posted by abhaysk
    Session 1

    Code:
    TEST_ABHAY> create index TEST_NO_WAIT on Test_Wait(id);
    
    Index created.
    
    TEST_ABHAY> update TEST_Wait set ID=3 where NAME='Vimal';
    
    1 row updated.
    
    TEST_ABHAY>
    Session 2

    Code:
    TEST:ABHAY> drop index TEST_NO_WAIT;
    drop index TEST_NO_WAIT
               *
    ERROR at line 1:
    ORA-00054: resource busy and acquire with NOWAIT specified
    Probabaly, some session of your have done DML & uncommited on the table I3_RECORDINGDATA

    Please RTM

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    Originally posted by elaine3839
    Bingo! You got it! Is there anyway for me to figure out which session actually has the uncommitted DML?
    Check TADDR col in v$session. If not null, then the transaction is either active or done and uncommited.

    v$locked_object also helps you to see which object is locked.
    Last edited by abhaysk; 07-04-2003 at 06:25 AM.
    funky...

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