If it no longer causes an ORA-00600 in 11.1, then it's about darned
time they took care of that...
ORA-00600 is supposed to be a "catch-all" for unforeseen or unhandled
errors, like an "assert()" function in "C". I recall being able to
generate the OERI-12235 by simply entering "oracle" at the command-line
since at least Oracle v6; hardly an "unforeseen" or "unhandle-able"
exception to have "argc == 0" -- every single blessed "C" program I
ever wrote handled that, if when I was just goofing around... ;-)
Charles Schultz wrote:
Perhaps this is no longer true for 11g (11.1.0.6)? Linux
RHEL4.
Jeremiah Wilton, your suggestion worked wonderfully, thank you. I also
found that "blissful_ignorance" works quite well, also. =) No to go
surprise my fellow DBAs....
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 4:32 PM, Tim Gorman
< tim@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Charles,
Just type in "oracle" at the UNIX command-line (assuming you're on
UNIX, haven't tried it on Windows), and you'll get an ORA-00600 [12235]
in the "alert log" file. Great way to wake up the DBAs... ;-)
Hope this helps...
-Tim
Quoting Charles Schultz < sacrophyte@xxxxxxxxx>:
Good day, List,
I am playing with 11g and want to experiment with the Fault
Diagnosability
Infrastructure. I would like to force an ora-600. I thought there was an
event one could set to crash smon with a ora-600, but looking through
$OH/rdbms/mesg/oraus.msg, I cannot find it. Anyone recall it off-hand?
Or if I could force a bug, that would be nice. So far the bugs I have
found
for 11.1.0.6
are not reproducible. Especially when the testcase is not
given.
PS - gotta love those events that tell the customer "do not set this
event".
Isn't that just asking to be set?
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