i had to mass extract source code for all unwrapped objects from the db, and here is what I used
select u.name, u.type, dbms_metadata.get_ddl(replace(u.type,' BODY'),u.name) ddl_source
from user_source u
where line = 1
and instr(text, 'wrapped') = 0
and type in ( 'PACKAGE BODY' , 'PROCEDURE','FUNCTION')
order by u.type, u.name
I ran above sql to extract Package, Procedure and Function and ran it in Toad/SQL Developer and then export the output
Here is an example to extract table definition from scott schema
Select t.table_name ,dbms_metadata.get_ddl('TABLE',t.table_name) ddl_source
from user_tables t
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Monday, October 2, 2017
ORA-04043 object XXXXXX does not exist
When I tried to drop my user, I got the error
drop user mrrame cascade;
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-04043: object SYS_PLSQL_816EF5E1_361_1 does not exist
Not sure what is causing it, but quick workaround is to drop the TYPE and replace the numeric value with Dummy as shown
drop type SYS_PLSQL_816EF5E1_DUMMY_1;
drop user mrrame cascade;
user dropped;
drop user mrrame cascade;
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-04043: object SYS_PLSQL_816EF5E1_361_1 does not exist
Not sure what is causing it, but quick workaround is to drop the TYPE and replace the numeric value with Dummy as shown
drop type SYS_PLSQL_816EF5E1_DUMMY_1;
drop user mrrame cascade;
user dropped;
Friday, September 1, 2017
ODP.NET: ORA-03111: Break received on communication channel
I am using Oracle Managed dlls (Oracle.ManagedDataAccess.dll) in program to export a data set into XML and lately I've been getting "ORA-03111: Break received on communication channel" errors.
I was obviously looking into network and TNS to figure out where the issue is, but it seems ODP.Net is masking the exception thrown from my program.
Actual issue was due to dirty characters in a string, and escaping them to XML was failing.
so, If you get this error, start from your SQL. Its probably a SQL error, but masked to something totally different.
I was obviously looking into network and TNS to figure out where the issue is, but it seems ODP.Net is masking the exception thrown from my program.
Actual issue was due to dirty characters in a string, and escaping them to XML was failing.
so, If you get this error, start from your SQL. Its probably a SQL error, but masked to something totally different.
Tuesday, August 29, 2017
Oracle Patch: OCI.DLL is active
I had to patch Oracle 12c to latest patch set today and it took couple of attempts to me it work.
In our setup, Oracle is running on Windows server.
1) Downloaded patch 26161726 from MetaLink.
2) Go to Windows Services and stop all Oracle services
3) first attempt on "opatch apply" resulted in following error
Following files are active :
D:\app\oracle\product\121~1.0\dbhome_1\bin\oci.dll
A quick search in ProcessExplorer.exe for oci.dll, resulted in 4 processess.
I had to stop "VMware Tools" and "COM+ System Application" services to kill above processes.
Once the OCI.dll reference was cleared, opatch finished successfully.
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
C# System.TypeInitialization error
I was working on a project and it failed to run at client site. When client launches the program, they get an error like below

Obviously, I have an issue with some class initialization, and neither event viewer nor the crash report had anything useful.
Quick fix is to add an Exception clause and InnerException exactly tells you the nature of the problem


Obviously, I have an issue with some class initialization, and neither event viewer nor the crash report had anything useful.
Quick fix is to add an Exception clause and InnerException exactly tells you the nature of the problem
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