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Hi, However, one specific step in the application (Regenerating a lot of information) does not work. The application logs indicate ORA-01031 errors, but no information as to the privileges missing, the Oracle user, etc.. Our DBA indicated that he cannot find any more information in the Oracle traces, Is there anything that I can do on the client side to generate more information as to the cause of the ORA-01031 errors? Thanks, QZ |
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On Wed, 04 Jul 2012 13:38:00 -0700, basis_consultant (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote: Hi, However, one specific step in the application (Regenerating a lot of information) does not work. The application logs indicate ORA-01031 errors, but no information as to the privileges missing, the Oracle user, etc.. Our DBA indicated that he cannot find any more information in the Oracle traces, Is there anything that I can do on the client side to generate more information as to the cause of the ORA-01031 errors? Thanks, QZ This doesn't have anything to do with ODAC or even Windows. This error is an Oracle server error, caused by a security violation. Something is not set up properly. Tell your DBA to trace the error: SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENTS='1031 TRACE NAME ERRORSTACK FOREVER, LEVEL 12'; System altered. Every occurrence of 1031 from that point on will produce a detailed trace, including the session user and SQL statement that is causing the error. The trace can be turned off like this: ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENTS='1031 TRACE NAME ERRORSTACK OFF'; System altered. Elapsed: 00:00:00.00 SQL -- http://mgogala.byethost5.com |
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On Wed, 04 Jul 2012 13:38:00 -0700, basis_consultant (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote: Hi, However, one specific step in the application (Regenerating a lot of information) does not work. The application logs indicate ORA-01031 errors, but no information as to the privileges missing, the Oracle user, etc.. Our DBA indicated that he cannot find any more information in the Oracle traces, Is there anything that I can do on the client side to generate more information as to the cause of the ORA-01031 errors? Thanks, QZ This doesn't have anything to do with ODAC or even Windows. This error is an Oracle server error, caused by a security violation. Something is not set up properly. Tell your DBA to trace the error: SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENTS='1031 TRACE NAME ERRORSTACK FOREVER, LEVEL 12'; System altered. Every occurrence of 1031 from that point on will produce a detailed trace, including the session user and SQL statement that is causing the error. The trace can be turned off like this: ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENTS='1031 TRACE NAME ERRORSTACK OFF'; System altered. Elapsed: 00:00:00.00 SQL -- http://mgogala.byethost5.com |
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On Wed, 04 Jul 2012 13:38:00 -0700, basis_consultant (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote: Hi, However, one specific step in the application (Regenerating a lot of information) does not work. The application logs indicate ORA-01031 errors, but no information as to the privileges missing, the Oracle user, etc.. Our DBA indicated that he cannot find any more information in the Oracle traces, Is there anything that I can do on the client side to generate more information as to the cause of the ORA-01031 errors? Thanks, QZ This doesn't have anything to do with ODAC or even Windows. This error is an Oracle server error, caused by a security violation. Something is not set up properly. Tell your DBA to trace the error: SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENTS='1031 TRACE NAME ERRORSTACK FOREVER, LEVEL 12'; System altered. Every occurrence of 1031 from that point on will produce a detailed trace, including the session user and SQL statement that is causing the error. The trace can be turned off like this: ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENTS='1031 TRACE NAME ERRORSTACK OFF'; System altered. Elapsed: 00:00:00.00 SQL -- http://mgogala.byethost5.com |
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On Wed, 04 Jul 2012 13:38:00 -0700, basis_consultant (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote: Hi, However, one specific step in the application (Regenerating a lot of information) does not work. The application logs indicate ORA-01031 errors, but no information as to the privileges missing, the Oracle user, etc.. Our DBA indicated that he cannot find any more information in the Oracle traces, Is there anything that I can do on the client side to generate more information as to the cause of the ORA-01031 errors? Thanks, QZ This doesn't have anything to do with ODAC or even Windows. This error is an Oracle server error, caused by a security violation. Something is not set up properly. Tell your DBA to trace the error: SQL> ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENTS='1031 TRACE NAME ERRORSTACK FOREVER, LEVEL 12'; System altered. Every occurrence of 1031 from that point on will produce a detailed trace, including the session user and SQL statement that is causing the error. The trace can be turned off like this: ALTER SYSTEM SET EVENTS='1031 TRACE NAME ERRORSTACK OFF'; System altered. Elapsed: 00:00:00.00 SQL -- http://mgogala.byethost5.com |
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