Can a shared pool cause an ora-04031 error?
Found ORA-04031 in the alert log. Several kinds of memory problem can result in ORA-04031. As you can see, the above error complained specifically about the shared pool. Therefore, your database could be in one of the following situations:
What are the causes of the ora-60003 command?
ORA-60003: adding ( string) blocks to table string. string partition string with MAXSIZE ( string ) Cause: Extending a table partition violated MAXSIZE limit. Action: Increase the MAXSIZE limit and retry command. ORA-60004: adding ( string) blocks to table string. string with MAXSIZE ( string) Cause: Extending a table violated MAXSIZE limit.
Is there any information available on the ora-20000?
The amount of information available on the ORA-20000 is minimal due primarily to its open-endedness. Essentially, when a user sees an ORA-20000, their goal is not necessarily to correct the ORA-20000.
Which is the innermost error on the ora-20000?
Oracle raises exceptions from the innermost to the outermost error, so when the ORA-20000 is seen in front of a stack of errors, the user knows that the innermost error, or bottom, is the block that can serve as the catalyst. The amount of information available on the ORA-20000 is minimal due primarily to its open-endedness.
How to resolve ora-04031 in Oracle 19c?
Otherwise, you can raise the shared pool related parameters, such as MEMORY_TARGET (under AMM), SGA_TARGET (under ASMM), or SHARED_POOL_SIZE manually to solve ORA-04031. You may refer to Oracle 19c documentation for more details about memory management: This could be the most common consequences of high library cache during peak hours.
Why was ocidefineobject not invoked in ora-24280?
Cause: OCIDefineObject was not invoked resulting in an incomplete bind specification for a Object Type or Reference. Action: Please invoke the OCIDefineObject call for all Object Types and References.