Re: Any way to capture spatial bind data?

What's the second parameter to the error? Which version of Oracle?
Can you show us the bit of the SQL that includes the bind variables so that we can see the context of the error.

Regards
Jonathan Lewis

Off-topic P.S.
3137 is a very interesting number; not only is it prime, but it's one of a very small set of number where every consecutive subset of its digits is also prime, viz:
3137, 313, 137, 31, 13, 37, 3, 1, and 7 are all prime.

On Thu, 7 Dec 2023 at 07:46, Osman DINC <dinch.osman_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all;
>
> I am trying to troubleshoot an ORA-3137 [3146] error.
>
> I have read Doc ID 31625618.8. In my case,it is a select statement not a
> dml. I guess, Most probably, it is a client driver issue but i want to
> diagnose more if possible. Client application is using an universal data
> access component (UniDAC for Delphi) and application does not have a
> detailed logging mechanism.
>
> Problematic sql statement is working sometimes and for some bind values,
> it gets ORA-3137. We are using ASO(Advanced Security Option) and
> cursor_sharing is forced. Original statement is using literals.
>
> Question is : I wonder if there is any way to capture spatial bind data?
> Its datatype is 121.
>
>

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