We receive this error aperiodicity. I Create a TAR with Oracle,
and Oracle Support said that it is a PL/SQL Developer program issue.
They advise me not use PL/SQL Developer in production Database,only use in Test Database,
Our PL/SQL Developer version is 6.0.0, Is this a problem of PL/SQL Developer???

What a lame excuse from Oracle! If you just use Oracle products then everything will be allright .

I don't know anything about your error situation, but to me it sounds like an Oracle supporter wanting to close the issue as quick as possible. Third party applications should not cause the database to come with an internal error.

The remedy is the same as this old joke:

Patient: Doctor, it hurts when I laugh
Doctor: Then don't laugh

Bo Pedersen

Never! Never !
an ORA-00600 is a client problem
always a non-catched violation of the Oracle Server code.
amen
Carl

Here is a document fomr Metalink !! with the errorcode (first argument of ora-600) described!!

Please search for Notes ID Doc ID: Note:39453.1

the content was copyrighted and do not want to violate it.

Carl

Hello,

I should not:

1. create partitioned OBJECT MVIEW with LOB column;
2. INSERT /*+ APPEND */ over DBLINK
3. run distributed query which will be optimized
4. select from a view
5. use exp utility (which is 32bit by default for most 64bit releases of Oracle) on a 64bit releases of Oracle - Bug# 2298968 related to "Client side memory"
6. etc....

... because it could create unwanted (by the Oracle software) memory leaks or corruptions and finally produce an ORA-600 [17113].

Fine!

Joachim Rupik

btw: metalink materials are copyrighted.

[quote]Originally posted by jrupik:
Hello,

I should not:

1. create partitioned OBJECT MVIEW with LOB column;
2. INSERT /*+ APPEND */ over DBLINK
3. run distributed query which will be optimized
4. select from a view
5. use exp utility (which is 32bit by default for most 64bit releases of Oracle) on a 64bit releases of Oracle - Bug# 2298968 related to "Client side memory"
6. etc....

... because it could create unwanted (by the Oracle software) memory leaks or corruptions and finally produce an ORA-600 [17113].

Fine!

Joachim Rupik

btw: metalink materials are copyrighted. [/quote]Thanks for your note,
my question is why the oracle server/utilites allowes action which raises ORA-00600 in future?

Carl

Hello,

I will guess: It has bugs. Maybe?

Joachim Rupik