Andrew, how many database links do you use in that particular=20
application?=20
Here is the full error text for your error:
$ oerr ora 12345
12345, 00000, "user %s lacks CREATE SESSION privilege in database link=20
(linkname %s) "
// *Cause: There are several possible causes for this message:
// First, you will get this message if your username in the
// second database specified was not granted the
// CREATE SESSION system privilege.
// Second, you will get this message if the username specified
// in the connect string of the database link definition was
// not granted the CREATE SESSION system privilege.
// *Action: The action you take depends upon the cause of the message:
// In the first case, ensure that your username in the=20
secondary
// database was granted the CREATE SESSION system privilege.
// In the second case, ensure the username specified in the
// connect string of the database link definition was granted
// the CREATE SESSION system privilege in the secondary=20
database.
$
What kind of the pertinent text are you looking for? You can attach=20
oradebug to the session and do the following:
If you don 't like session event, you can set the event in the process, by u=
sing "event "
instead of the "session_event ". In case of dedicated session, it 's the same=
thing.
The only thing to be gained by that is the SQL causing the error. The rest =
will be
gibberish. I still don 't uderstand the problem. Unless you have many databa=
se links,
the problem looks pretty clear to me.
On 09/16/2004 09:51:49 PM, Andrew V Zitelli wrote:
> Is there an Oracle event that can be set, to capture the details of=20
> the
> database session 's errors in a trace file ? Use of Oracle event=20
> 10046
> provides only a simple indication that an error was raised, but does=20
> not
> provide details. For example:
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> EXEC
> #1:c=3D10000,e=3D10498,p=3D0,cr=3D10,cu=3D9,mis=3D0,r=3D0,dep=3D0,og=3D4,
> tim=3D1526794508053
> ERROR #1:err=3D1 tim=3D156343757
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> I would like to capture the error number (e.g. ORA-12345 (See ORA-12345.ora-code.com)) and=20
> pertinent
> text if possible. I do not require the entire error stack, simply=20
> the
> error as returned to a client application. Can anyone point me to=20
> details
> on an event like this? I am using Oracle 9.2 and 10.1 under Solaris.
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> Kind regards,
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> Andy Zitelli,
> Raytheon, Fullerton, CA
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