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If your export work, that's not an Oracle problem qualified as 'corruption'.
I think it's just a privilege or a synonym which is lost. If your applicatif can run in debug mode, it gets easily the object name in sqlca (message error area) concerned by ORA-4043.
yang
John wrote in message <394C1D2D.B388F6B6_at_napanet.net>...
>Hi folks,
>
>OK, let's see where to start. I have a production database that seems
>to have a corrupted data dictionary. One user/schema has a number of
>views defined. We can see them in user_views; I can see them in
>dba_views, including the text.
>
>Yet, when logged into sqlplus as the user, if I tried to describe or
>select data from the view, it gives an ORA-04043 error indicating that
>the object doesn't exist. (it works on another system)....
>
>This morning, I took the db down, exported all of the data, totally blew
>away the database, recreated it from start, and imported the user's
>data. The problem exists.
>
>I've racked my brain over this so I'm looking for any help I can find on
>this one....
>
>Thanks,
>
>john
>
>
Received on Sun Jun 18 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT