Hi all,
I want to thank you all for the attendance on Workshop promoted by GUORS last August 21th and 22th.
It was a pleasure to have you there and we barely can wait for next one!
August 21th:
August 22th:
I was working on a client upgrade from 12c to 18c. The upgrade was done manually. After the dbupgrade 2 system views got invalid, X_$KGLCURSOR and X_$KGLOB
OWNER OBJECT_NAME OBJECT_TYPE STATUS ------------ -------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- ------- SYS X_$KGLOB VIEW INVALID SYS X_$KGLCURSOR VIEW INVALID
Man system objects invalid after an upgrade is never good.
Troubleshooting, I got the view text and tried to execute its sql
SQL> select TEXT from dba_Views where view_name = 'X_$KGLOB'; TEXT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SELECT "ADDR","INDX","INST_ID","CON_ID","KGLHDADR","KGLHDPAR","KGLHDCLT","KGLNAOWN","KGLNAOBJ","KGLFNOBJ","KGLNADLK","KGLNAHSH","KGLNAHSV","KGLNATIM", "KGLNAPTM","KGLHDNSP","KGLHDNSD","KGLHDLMD","KGLHDPMD","KGLHDFLG","KGLHDOBJ","KGLHDLDC","KGLHDIVC","KGLHDEXC","KGLHDLKC","KGLHDKMK","KGLHDDMK","KGLHDA MK","KGLOBFLG","KGLOBSTA","KGLOBTYP","KGLOBTYD","KGLOBHMK","KGLOBHS0","KGLOBHS1","KGLOBHS2","KGLOBHS3","KGLOBHS4","KGLOBHS5","KGLOBHS6","KGLOBHS7","KG LOBHD0","KGLOBHD1","KGLOBHD2","KGLOBHD3","KGLOBHD4","KGLOBHD5","KGLOBHD6","KGLOBHD7","KGLOBPC0","KGLOBPC6","KGLOBTP0","KGLOBT00","KGLOBT01","KGLOBT02" ,"KGLOBT03","KGLOBT04","KGLOBT05","KGLOBT35","KGLOBT06","KGLOBT07","KGLOBT08","KGLOBT09","KGLOBT10","KGLOBT11","KGLOBT12","KGLOBT13","KGLOBT14","KGLOB T15","KGLOBT16","KGLOBT17","KGLOBT18","KGLOBT19","KGLOBT20","KGLOBT21","KGLOBT22","KGLOBT23","KGLOBT24","KGLOBT25","KGLOBT26","KGLOBT28","KGLOBT29","K GLOBT30","KGLOBT31","KGLOBT27","KGLOBT32","KGLOBT33","KGLOBWAP","KGLOBWCC","KGLOBWCL","KGLOBWUI","KGLOBWDW","KGLOBT42","KGLOBT43","KGLOBT44","KGLOBT45 ","KGLOBT46","KGLOBT47","KGLOBT49","KGLOBT50","KGLOBT52","KGLOBT53","KGLOBTL0","KGLOBTL1","KGLOBTS0","KGLOBTS1","KGLOBTN0","KGLOBTN1","KGLOBTN2","KGLO BTN3","KGLOBTN4","KGLOBTN5","KGLOBTS2","KGLOBTS3","KGLOBTS5","KGLOBTT0","KGLOBCCE","KGLOBCCEH","KGLOBCLA","KGLOBCLC","KGLOBCCC","KGLOBTS4","KGLOBCBCA" ,"KGLOBT48","KGLOBDSO","KGLOBDEX","KGLOBDPX","KGLOBDLD","KGLOBDIV","KGLOBDPS","KGLOBDDR","KGLOBDDW","KGLOBDBF","KGLOBDRO","KGLOBDCP","KGLOBDEL","KGLOB DFT","KGLOBDEF","KGLOBDUI","KGLOBDCL","KGLOBDAP","KGLOBDCC","KGLOBDPL","KGLOBDJV","KGLOBACS","KGLOBTS6","KGLOBTS7","KGLOBT54","KGLOBT55","KGLOBT56","K GLOBT57","KGLOBDCO","KGLOBDCI","KGLOBDRR","KGLOBDRB","KGLOBDWR","KGLOBDWB","KGLOBT58","KGLOBDOR","KGLHDMTX","KGLHDMVL","KGLHDMSP","KGLHDMGT","KGLHDDMT X","KGLHDDVL","KGLHDDSP","KGLHDDGT","KGLHDBID","KGLHDBMTX","KGLHDBVL","KGLHDBSP","KGLHDBGT","KGLOBT59","KGLOBDCU","KGLOBPROP","KGLNACON","KGLNAO1N","K GLHDMAR","KGLMPFLG","KGLOBAQP","KGLOBT60","KGLOBT61","KGLIMSCANS","KGLIMBYTESUNCOMP","KGLIMBYTESINMEM" FROM X$KGLOB 1 row selected.
SQL> SELECT "ADDR","INDX","INST_ID","CON_ID","KGLHDADR","KGLHDPAR","KGLHDCLT","KGLNAOWN","KGLNAOBJ","KGLFNOBJ","KGLNADLK","KGLNAHSH","KGLNAHSV","KGLNATIM","KGLNAPTM","KGLHDNSP","KGLHDNSD","KGLHDLMD","KGLHDPMD","KGLHDFLG","KGLHDOBJ","KGLHDLDC","KGLHDIVC","KGLHDEXC","KGLHDLKC","KGLHDKMK","KGLHDDMK","KGLHDAMK","KGLOBFLG","KGLOBSTA","KGLOBTYP","KGLOBTYD","KGLOBHMK","KGLOBHS0","KGLOBHS1","KGLOBHS2","KGLOBHS3","KGLOBHS4","KGLOBHS5","KGLOBHS6","KGLOBHS7","KGLOBHD0","KGLOBHD1","KGLOBHD2","KGLOBHD3","KGLOBHD4","KGLOBHD5","KGLOBHD6","KGLOBHD7","KGLOBPC0","KGLOBPC6","KGLOBTP0","KGLOBT00","KGLOBT01","KGLOBT02","KGLOBT03","KGLOBT04","KGLOBT05","KGLOBT35","KGLOBT06","KGLOBT07","KGLOBT08","KGLOBT09","KGLOBT10","KGLOBT11","KGLOBT12","KGLOBT13","KGLOBT14","KGLOBT15","KGLOBT16","KGLOBT17","KGLOBT18","KGLOBT19","KGLOBT20","KGLOBT21","KGLOBT22","KGLOBT23","KGLOBT24","KGLOBT25","KGLOBT26","KGLOBT28","KGLOBT29","KGLOBT30","KGLOBT31","KGLOBT27","KGLOBT32","KGLOBT33","KGLOBWAP","KGLOBWCC","KGLOBWCL","KGLOBWUI","KGLOBWDW","KGLOBT42","KGLOBT43","KGLOBT44","KGLOBT45","KGLOBT46","KGLOBT47","KGLOBT49","KGLOBT50","KGLOBT52","KGLOBT53","KGLOBTL0","KGLOBTL1","KGLOBTS0","KGLOBTS1","KGLOBTN0","KGLOBTN1","KGLOBTN2","KGLOBTN3","KGLOBTN4","KGLOBTN5","KGLOBTS2","KGLOBTS3","KGLOBTS5","KGLOBTT0","KGLOBCCE","KGLOBCCEH","KGLOBCLA","KGLOBCLC","KGLOBCCC","KGLOBTS4","KGLOBCBCA","KGLOBT48","KGLOBDSO","KGLOBDEX","KGLOBDPX","KGLOBDLD","KGLOBDIV","KGLOBDPS","KGLOBDDR","KGLOBDDW","KGLOBDBF","KGLOBDRO","KGLOBDCP","KGLOBDEL","KGLOBDFT","KGLOBDEF","KGLOBDUI","KGLOBDCL","KGLOBDAP","KGLOBDCC","KGLOBDPL","KGLOBDJV","KGLOBACS","KGLOBTS6","KGLOBTS7","KGLOBT54","KGLOBT55","KGLOBT56","KGLOBT57","KGLOBDCO","KGLOBDCI","KGLOBDRR","KGLOBDRB","KGLOBDWR","KGLOBDWB","KGLOBT58","KGLOBDOR","KGLHDMTX","KGLHDMVL","KGLHDMSP","KGLHDMGT","KGLHDDMTX","KGLHDDVL","KGLHDDSP","KGLHDDGT","KGLHDBID","KGLHDBMTX","KGLHDBVL","KGLHDBSP","KGLHDBGT","KGLOBT59","KGLOBDCU","KGLOBPROP","KGLNACON","KGLNAO1N","KGLHDMAR","KGLMPFLG","KGLOBAQP","KGLOBT60","KGLOBT61","KGLIMSCANS","KGLIMBYTESUNCOMP","KGLIMBYTESINMEM" FROM X$KGLOB; SELECT "ADDR","INDX","INST_ID","CON_ID","KGLHDADR","KGLHDPAR","KGLHDCLT","KGLNAOWN","KGLNAOBJ","KGLFNOBJ","KGLNADLK","KGLNAHSH","KGLNAHSV","KGLNATIM","KGLNAPTM","KGLHDNSP","KGLHDNSD","KGLHDLMD","KGLHDPMD","KGLHDFLG","KGLHDOBJ","KGLHDLDC","KGLHDIVC","KGLHDEXC","KGLHDLKC","KGLHDKMK","KGLHDDMK","KGLHDAMK","KGLOBFLG","KGLOBSTA","KGLOBTYP","KGLOBTYD","KGLOBHMK","KGLOBHS0","KGLOBHS1","KGLOBHS2","KGLOBHS3","KGLOBHS4","KGLOBHS5","KGLOBHS6","KGLOBHS7","KGLOBHD0","KGLOBHD1","KGLOBHD2","KGLOBHD3","KGLOBHD4","KGLOBHD5","KGLOBHD6","KGLOBHD7","KGLOBPC0","KGLOBPC6","KGLOBTP0","KGLOBT00","KGLOBT01","KGLOBT02","KGLOBT03","KGLOBT04","KGLOBT05","KGLOBT35","KGLOBT06","KGLOBT07","KGLOBT08","KGLOBT09","KGLOBT10","KGLOBT11","KGLOBT12","KGLOBT13","KGLOBT14","KGLOBT15","KGLOBT16","KGLOBT17","KGLOBT18","KGLOBT19","KGLOBT20","KGLOBT21","KGLOBT22","KGLOBT23","KGLOBT24","KGLOBT25","KGLOBT26","KGLOBT28","KGLOBT29","KGLOBT30","KGLOBT31","KGLOBT27","KGLOBT32","KGLOBT33","KGLOBWAP","KGLOBWCC","KGLOBWCL","KGLOBWUI","KGLOBWDW","KGLOBT42","KGLOBT43","KGLOBT44","KGLOBT45","KGLOBT46","KGLOBT47","KGLOBT49","KGLOBT50","KGLOBT52","KGLOBT53","KGLOBTL0","KGLOBTL1","KGLOBTS0","KGLOBTS1","KGLOBTN0","KGLOBTN1","KGLOBTN2","KGLOBTN3","KGLOBTN4","KGLOBTN5","KGLOBTS2","KGLOBTS3","KGLOBTS5","KGLOBTT0","KGLOBCCE","KGLOBCCEH","KGLOBCLA","KGLOBCLC","KGLOBCCC","KGLOBTS4","KGLOBCBCA","KGLOBT48","KGLOBDSO","KGLOBDEX","KGLOBDPX","KGLOBDLD","KGLOBDIV","KGLOBDPS","KGLOBDDR","KGLOBDDW","KGLOBDBF","KGLOBDRO","KGLOBDCP","KGLOBDEL","KGLOBDFT","KGLOBDEF","KGLOBDUI","KGLOBDCL","KGLOBDAP","KGLOBDCC","KGLOBDPL","KGLOBDJV","KGLOBACS","KGLOBTS6","KGLOBTS7","KGLOBT54","KGLOBT55","KGLOBT56","KGLOBT57","KGLOBDCO","KGLOBDCI","KGLOBDRR","KGLOBDRB","KGLOBDWR","KGLOBDWB","KGLOBT58","KGLOBDOR","KGLHDMTX","KGLHDMVL","KGLHDMSP","KGLHDMGT","KGLHDDMTX","KGLHDDVL","KGLHDDSP","KGLHDDGT","KGLHDBID","KGLHDBMTX","KGLHDBVL","KGLHDBSP","KGLHDBGT","KGLOBT59","KGLOBDCU","KGLOBPROP","KGLNACON","KGLNAO1N","KGLHDMAR","KGLMPFLG","KGLOBAQP","KGLOBT60","KGLOBT61","KGLIMSCANS","KGLIMBYTESUNCOMP","KGLIMBYTESINMEM" FROM X$KGLOB * ERROR at line 1: ORA-00904: "KGLOBT24": invalid identifier
SQL> select TEXT from dba_Views where view_name = 'X_$KGLCURSOR' TEXT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SELECT "ADDR","INDX","INST_ID","CON_ID","KGLHDADR","KGLHDPAR","KGLHDCLT","KGLNAOWN","KGLNAOBJ","KGLFNOBJ","KGLNADLK","KGLNAHSH","KGLNAHSV","KGLNATIM", "KGLNAPTM","KGLHDNSP","KGLHDNSD","KGLHDLMD","KGLHDPMD","KGLHDFLG","KGLHDOBJ","KGLHDLDC","KGLHDIVC","KGLHDEXC","KGLHDLKC","KGLHDKMK","KGLHDDMK","KGLHDA MK","KGLOBFLG","KGLOBSTA","KGLOBTYP","KGLOBTYD","KGLOBHMK","KGLOBHS0","KGLOBHS1","KGLOBHS2","KGLOBHS3","KGLOBHS4","KGLOBHS5","KGLOBHS6","KGLOBHS7","KG LOBHD0","KGLOBHD1","KGLOBHD2","KGLOBHD3","KGLOBHD4","KGLOBHD5","KGLOBHD6","KGLOBHD7","KGLOBPC0","KGLOBPC6","KGLOBTP0","KGLOBT00","KGLOBT01","KGLOBT02" ,"KGLOBT03","KGLOBT04","KGLOBT05","KGLOBT35","KGLOBT06","KGLOBT07","KGLOBT08","KGLOBT09","KGLOBT10","KGLOBT11","KGLOBT12","KGLOBT13","KGLOBT14","KGLOB T15","KGLOBT16","KGLOBT17","KGLOBT18","KGLOBT19","KGLOBT20","KGLOBT21","KGLOBT22","KGLOBT23","KGLOBT24","KGLOBT25","KGLOBT26","KGLOBT28","KGLOBT29","K GLOBT30","KGLOBT31","KGLOBT27","KGLOBT32","KGLOBT33","KGLOBWAP","KGLOBWCC","KGLOBWCL","KGLOBWUI","KGLOBWDW","KGLOBT42","KGLOBT43","KGLOBT44","KGLOBT45 ","KGLOBT46","KGLOBT47","KGLOBT49","KGLOBT50","KGLOBT52","KGLOBT53","KGLOBTL0","KGLOBTL1","KGLOBTS0","KGLOBTS1","KGLOBTN0","KGLOBTN1","KGLOBTN2","KGLO BTN3","KGLOBTN4","KGLOBTN5","KGLOBTS2","KGLOBTS3","KGLOBTS5","KGLOBTT0","KGLOBCCE","KGLOBCCEH","KGLOBCLA","KGLOBCLC","KGLOBCCC","KGLOBTS4","KGLOBCBCA" ,"KGLOBT48","KGLOBDSO","KGLOBDEX","KGLOBDPX","KGLOBDLD","KGLOBDIV","KGLOBDPS","KGLOBDDR","KGLOBDDW","KGLOBDBF","KGLOBDRO","KGLOBDCP","KGLOBDEL","KGLOB DFT","KGLOBDEF","KGLOBDUI","KGLOBDCL","KGLOBDAP","KGLOBDCC","KGLOBDPL","KGLOBDJV","KGLOBACS","KGLOBTS6","KGLOBTS7","KGLOBT54","KGLOBT55","KGLOBT56","K GLOBT57","KGLOBDCO","KGLOBDCI","KGLOBDRR","KGLOBDRB","KGLOBDWR","KGLOBDWB","KGLOBT58","KGLOBDOR","KGLHDMTX","KGLHDMVL","KGLHDMSP","KGLHDMGT","KGLHDDMT X","KGLHDDVL","KGLHDDSP","KGLHDDGT","KGLHDBID","KGLHDBMTX","KGLHDBVL","KGLHDBSP","KGLHDBGT","KGLOBT59","KGLOBDCU","KGLOBPROP","KGLNACON","KGLNAO1N","K GLHDMAR","KGLMPFLG","KGLOBAQP","KGLOBT60","KGLOBT61","KGLIMSCANS","KGLIMBYTESUNCOMP","KGLIMBYTESINMEM" FROM X$KGLCURSOR 1 row selected.
SQL> SELECT "ADDR","INDX","INST_ID","CON_ID","KGLHDADR","KGLHDPAR","KGLHDCLT","KGLNAOWN","KGLNAOBJ","KGLFNOBJ","KGLNADLK","KGLNAHSH","KGLNAHSV","KGLNATIM", "KGLNAPTM","KGLHDNSP","KGLHDNSD","KGLHDLMD","KGLHDPMD","KGLHDFLG","KGLHDOBJ","KGLHDLDC","KGLHDIVC","KGLHDEXC","KGLHDLKC","KGLHDKMK","KGLHDDMK","KGLHDA MK","KGLOBFLG","KGLOBSTA","KGLOBTYP","KGLOBTYD","KGLOBHMK","KGLOBHS0","KGLOBHS1","KGLOBHS2","KGLOBHS3","KGLOBHS4","KGLOBHS5","KGLOBHS6","KGLOBHS7","KG LOBHD0","KGLOBHD1","KGLOBHD2","KGLOBHD3","KGLOBHD4","KGLOBHD5","KGLOBHD6","KGLOBHD7","KGLOBPC0","KGLOBPC6","KGLOBTP0","KGLOBT00","KGLOBT01","KGLOBT02" ,"KGLOBT03","KGLOBT04","KGLOBT05","KGLOBT35","KGLOBT06","KGLOBT07","KGLOBT08","KGLOBT09","KGLOBT10","KGLOBT11","KGLOBT12","KGLOBT13","KGLOBT14","KGLOB T15","KGLOBT16","KGLOBT17","KGLOBT18","KGLOBT19","KGLOBT20","KGLOBT21","KGLOBT22","KGLOBT23","KGLOBT24","KGLOBT25","KGLOBT26","KGLOBT28","KGLOBT29","K GLOBT30","KGLOBT31","KGLOBT27","KGLOBT32","KGLOBT33","KGLOBWAP","KGLOBWCC","KGLOBWCL","KGLOBWUI","KGLOBWDW","KGLOBT42","KGLOBT43","KGLOBT44","KGLOBT45 ","KGLOBT46","KGLOBT47","KGLOBT49","KGLOBT50","KGLOBT52","KGLOBT53","KGLOBTL0","KGLOBTL1","KGLOBTS0","KGLOBTS1","KGLOBTN0","KGLOBTN1","KGLOBTN2","KGLO BTN3","KGLOBTN4","KGLOBTN5","KGLOBTS2","KGLOBTS3","KGLOBTS5","KGLOBTT0","KGLOBCCE","KGLOBCCEH","KGLOBCLA","KGLOBCLC","KGLOBCCC","KGLOBTS4","KGLOBCBCA" ,"KGLOBT48","KGLOBDSO","KGLOBDEX","KGLOBDPX","KGLOBDLD","KGLOBDIV","KGLOBDPS","KGLOBDDR","KGLOBDDW","KGLOBDBF","KGLOBDRO","KGLOBDCP","KGLOBDEL","KGLOB DFT","KGLOBDEF","KGLOBDUI","KGLOBDCL","KGLOBDAP","KGLOBDCC","KGLOBDPL","KGLOBDJV","KGLOBACS","KGLOBTS6","KGLOBTS7","KGLOBT54","KGLOBT55","KGLOBT56","K GLOBT57","KGLOBDCO","KGLOBDCI","KGLOBDRR","KGLOBDRB","KGLOBDWR","KGLOBDWB","KGLOBT58","KGLOBDOR","KGLHDMTX","KGLHDMVL","KGLHDMSP","KGLHDMGT","KGLHDDMT X","KGLHDDVL","KGLHDDSP","KGLHDDGT","KGLHDBID","KGLHDBMTX","KGLHDBVL","KGLHDBSP","KGLHDBGT","KGLOBT59","KGLOBDCU","KGLOBPROP","KGLNACON","KGLNAO1N","K GLHDMAR","KGLMPFLG","KGLOBAQP","KGLOBT60","KGLOBT61","KGLIMSCANS","KGLIMBYTESUNCOMP","KGLIMBYTESINMEM" FROM X$KGLCURSOR 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 SQL> / X","KGLHDDVL","KGLHDDSP","KGLHDDGT","KGLHDBID","KGLHDBMTX","KGLHDBVL","KGLHDBSP","KGLHDBGT","KGLOBT59","KGLOBDCU","KGLOBPROP","KGLNACON","KGLNAO1N","K * ERROR at line 13: ORA-00904: "KGLHDMAR": invalid identifier
Describing the source tables used by the views, the columns that generated the error do not exist there. What?!
Looking up MOS – found this note, Invalid x_$ Objects After Upgrade (Doc ID 361757.1)
Although this note does not mention these views explicitly there is a part of that says that
"This is NOT a dictionary corruption, but the result of an unsupported operation. ..... These x_$ views do not compile because they are based on x$ tables which have changed (columns dropped) and/or do not exist (X$ table dropped). New (default) 10g & 11g databases do not have views with the prefix x_$. Please note that this solution can be applied to any and all x_$ views found invalid after upgrade/migration. These tables are built on x$ tables in the previous release and the same rules still apply."
So these are save to ignore or drop them.
Hope this helps.
Elisson Almeida
Hi all!
I just need to thank you all for the attendance on yesterday’s Round Table event!
We had over 130 individuals in presence plus dozens following the live on YourTube. It was great to have the discussions and also to count on your questions and support.
I need also to thanks for SETREM space and support, specially Franzéli Kaspari and Prof. Valsênio Gaelzer for all the efforts on making it happen. Also for both other members of round table Simone Kosmalski, Cristiano Goelzer and Jonas Pacheco who attended physically and participated on discussions.
I’d also specially want to thank Ricardo Gonzalez for attending remotely from over 10kkm our event. Thanks Ricardo!
Cheers!
Hey, you in Porto Alegre/Brazil!
Don’t miss this opportunity to have an official Oracle Workshop about Exadata Best Practices for Oracle Database!
This is being being promoted by GUORS in partnership with Oracle Brasil.
When? June 26th from 2PM to 6PM BRT.
Where? TecnoPUC-RS, room 206 – building 99A
Instructor: Valter Rodrigues da Oracle Brasil.
Requirements:
1. Like GUORS Page on Facebook AND LinkedIn
2. Like Oracle University on LinkedIn
3. Like GUOB on LinkedIn
4. Bring your notebook.
5. Basic knowledge on RAC
Hello all,
So I client had a process that kept need big chunks locks on a table. Problem is that due application use this lock occasionally failed (lock timeout) and the whole process fail. So how to guarantee this?
Using explicit locks for the table before starting the procedure, with command below:
LOCK TABLE GREPORA.GREP_TABLE IN SHARE MODE;
This lock is released as soon as the session commit or rollback transaction in the current session. Killing session means an implicit rollback, as usual.
The SHARE permits concurrent queries but prohibits updates to the locked table.
Nice right?
Hope it helps you too!
So while back there was an error while trying to drop a public database link
SQL> drop public database link "BOB.DATABASE_LINK_1"; drop public database link "BOB.DATABASE_LINK_1" * ERROR at line 1: ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1 ORA-31600: invalid input value DATABASE LINK for parameter OBJECT_TYPE in function GET_DDL ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_METADATA", line 5805 ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_METADATA", line 8344 ORA-06512: at line 14
And the even strange part is that executing DBMS_METADATE.get_ddl worked against the database link
SQL> SELECT dbms_metadata.get_ddl('DB_LINK','BOB.DATABASE_LINK_1','SYS') FROM dual;
CREATE DATABASE LINK "BOB.DATABASE_LINK_1"
CONNECT TO "NYU" IDENTIFIED BY VALUES '*******'
USING 'ORCL';
The solution relied on MOS note Cannot drop a database link after changing the global_name ORA-02024 (Doc ID 382994.1) all though the symptoms in the note were not a match to the problem above the solution did the trick.
Which is to backup the table sys.link$ as CTAS and delete the row corresponding to the database link which you need to drop.
Take a complete consistent backup of the database or use CTAS can be used to backup sys.link$:
$sqlplus /nolog connect / as sysdba SQL> create table backup_link$ as select * from sys.link$:
Delete the DBLINK as follows:
$sqlplus /nolog connect / as sysdba SQL> delete sys.link$ where name='db_link_name>'; SQL>commit;
Verify if the operation was correctly proceeded:
select db_link, username, host from user_db_links;
Hope it helps!
Hi all,
So I was having this issue from a Database Home page on OEM 13c:
Actually, OMS log was presenting several null pointer exceptions… So, whats is the deal?
Everything seemed to match to MOS Bug 22957131 – OEM13C: Exception while loading RAC Database Home Page: null.
The solution?
– Patch 25197714 for the EM 13.2 OMS
– Patch 25155095 for the EM 13.1 OMS
Also, those fixes are included on following Boudle Patches:
– 13.2.1.0.161231
– 13.1.1.0.161220
Applied the patch and solved my case. Hope it helps you!
More Reference:
– EM 13C: Target Database Home Page Displays Message in Enterprise Manager 13c Cloud Control: Regions that display real-time data will not be displayed. Exception while loading RAC Database Home Page: null (Doc ID 2210123.1)
– Note 2219797.1 Enterprise Manager 13.2 Master Bundle Patch List
– Note 2124038.1 Enterprise Manager 13.1 Master Bundle Patch List for the Management Agent and Plug-ins
Hello all,
I’m pretty happy to share I got confirmed yesterday to participate on the OUGN Spring Seminar 2019!
This is going to take place in a boat (yes! that’s right!) on March 21th, 2020. Here are some pictures that may convince you to go… 🙂
How to participate?
More info about my (and other speakers) sessions?
https://guidebook.com/guide/153374/schedule/#date/03-21-2019
https://guidebook.com/guide/153374/schedule/#date/03-22-2019
See you there!
Cheers!