Chatsuda,
ORA-7445's are a very generic error message. Although
similar to an ORA-600 error, the arguments are usually
irrelevant as the identical circumstances can generate
an error with completely different arguments on
different platforms. You need to log a tar with
Oracle support. They'll need the alert.log and the
trace file generated by the ORA-7445.
If you know what table(s) were being accessed when the
ORA-7445 occurs, I'd start with running an ANALYZE
TABLE <table> VALIDATE STRUCTURE CASCADE on the tables
involved. When statistics are in place the CBO may be
using an explain plan which does a full table scan,
whereas when you delete the statistics the query might
be using the RBO which will always use an available
index. If there's corruption in the table the index
access might be skipping the corrupt block.
HTH,
- Anita
- Chatsuda Watcharakul
<chatsuda.watcharakul_at_th.origin-it.com> wrote:
> Dear All,
> Does anybody experience with the :
> ORA-07445: exception encountered: core dump [8] [9]
> [0] [0] [] []?.
> This cause so many the core dump.
> I investigate that the core dump occure whenever
> the tables/indexes
> has statistics but whenever I delete statistics from
> tables/indexes the
> core dump not generate any more.
>
> My environment is :
> - Oracle Version 7.3.4.4, DEC/OSF1
> - configure as MTS
> - "CHOOSE" with running statistics every Sunday and
> Wednesday
>
> Your suggest would be appreciate
> Chatsuda
>
>
>
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