No. 1000 ~ 1999

1001: Unable to create file %1$s.

  • Cause: Cannot create the file.

  • Action: Check the file path and permissions.

1002: Unable to lock file %1$s.

  • Cause: Cannot lock the file.

  • Action: Check the file path and permissions.

1003: Unable to open file %1$s.

  • Cause: Cannot open the file.

  • Action: Check the file path and permissions.

1004: Unable to read file %1$s.

  • Cause: Cannot read the file.

  • Action: Check the file path and permissions.

1005: Unable to write to file %1$s.

  • Cause: Cannot write to the file.

  • Action: Check the file path and permissions.

1006: Unable to open log file in group %1$d.

  • Cause: Cannot open the log file.

  • Action: Check the log file path and permissions.

1007: Unable to read log file in group %1$d, block %2$d.

  • Cause: Cannot read the log file.

  • Action: Check the log file path and permissions.

1008: Unable to write to log file in group %1$d, block %2$d.

  • Cause: Cannot write to the log file.

  • Action: Check the log file path and permissions.

1009: Unable to read corrupt block: file# %1$u, block# %2$u.

  • Cause: Cannot read the corrupted data block.

  • Action: Perform a media recovery and try again.

1010: Unable to read fractured block: file# %1$u, block# %2$u.

  • Cause: Cannot read the data block due to inconsistency.

  • Action: Perform a media recovery and try again.

1011: File is not %1$s file: %2$s.

  • Cause: Invalid file type.

  • Action: Check the data file type and try again.

1012: Log file group mismatch: GROUP %1$d <> %2$d (%3$s)

  • Cause: The log file is not the one from the specified log group.

  • Action: Check the log file and try again.

1013: Unable to create log file %1$s.

  • Cause: Failed to create a log file.

  • Action: Check the log file path and permissions.

1014: Unable to create datafile %1$s.

  • Cause: Failed to create a data file.

  • Action: Check the file path and permissions.

1015: Unable to pin more blocks.

  • Cause: The size of buffer cache is insufficient.

  • Action: Check the size of buffer cache and try again.

1016: Log group %1$d is corrupt.

  • Cause: One of the log group members is corrupt.

  • Action: Perform a recovery of the log file.

1017: Duplicate log file %1$d exists.

  • Cause: Tried to create a log file with a duplicate log file number.

  • Action: Check the log file.

1018: Bad log group %1$d (%2$s).

  • Cause: One of the log group members is abnormal.

  • Action: Perform a recovery of the log file.

1019: Bad log file %2$s (%1$s).

  • Cause: Log file is abnormal.

  • Action: Check the log file.

1020: Bad datafile %1$s.

  • Cause: The data file is from another database.

  • Action: Check the data file.

1021: Duplicate datafile %1$s exists.

  • Cause: Tried to create a file with a duplicate data file number.

  • Action: Check the data file.

1022: Resetlogs failed: %1$s (%2$s)

  • Cause: Resetlogs failed.

  • Action: Locate the cause of the failure and try again.

1023: Resetlogs is required.

  • Cause: Reboot the system with resetlogs.

  • Action: Perform any required recovery processes and try again.

1024: Database needs media recovery: %1$s(%2$s).

  • Cause: Media Recovery is needed.

  • Action: Perform media recovery.

1025: Media Recovery has already started.

  • Cause: Media Recovery has already started.

  • Action: Locate the cause of the failure and try again.

1026: Media Recovery has not started.

  • Cause: Media Recovery has not started.

  • Action: Locate the cause of the failure and try again.

1027: Unable to find archive log file for thread %1$d from change "UINT64_FMT(2$)".

  • Cause: Cannot locate the log file needed for Media Recovery.

  • Action: Check the log file and try again.

1028: Log file is invalid: %1$s (seq=%2$d), %3$s.

  • Cause: The log file is invalid.

  • Action: Choose a valid log file and try again.

1029: Log network write failed.

  • Cause: Failed to transmit a redo log to standby DB.

  • Action: Check the condition of standby DB and try again.

1030: Log network protocol failure (type=%1$d req_type=%2$d).

  • Cause: The communications protocol does not match that of standby DB.

  • Action: Verify the server versions of the primary DB and standby DB match and then try again.

1032: Invalid cache replication configuration (%1$s).

  • Cause: The settings for the standby DB are invalid.

  • Action: Modify the settings in primary DB and try again.

1033: Unable to open log file (%1$d).

  • Cause: Cannot open the redo log file to be transmitted to standby DB.

  • Action: Verify the log file exists and try again.

1034: Database requires recovery.

  • Cause: Database requires recovery.

  • Action: Check the cause of the failure and try again.

1035: Database is open in read-only mode.

  • Cause: DB has been opened in read-only mode.

  • Action: Reopen in another mode and try again.

1036: Standby consistency check failed.

  • Cause: A consistency check for the standby DB failed.

  • Action: Create a new standby DB.

1037: Log network read failed.

  • Cause: No response has arrived from standby DB.

  • Action: Verify the standby DB is running, and check the server version.

1038: Log network connect failed (%1$s).

  • Cause: The primary DB failed to connect with the standby DB.

  • Action: Examine the configuration files of the primary and standby DBs and try again.

1039: LF#%1$d - %2$s.

  • Cause: Error with online redo log file.

  • Action: Check the online redo log file and restart the server.

1040: Not permitted while standby database is connected.

  • Cause: The action is not permitted while the standby DB is connected.

  • Action: Disconnect the standby DB and try again.

1041: Unable to start partial recovery - %1$s (%2$s).

  • Cause: A partial recovery cannot be started because an invalid recovery finish time has been specified.

  • Action: Contact the technical support team.

1042: Unable to read log member file in group %1$d, member %2$d (%3$s), block %4$d.

  • Cause: Failed to read the log member file.

  • Action: Perform a recovery of invalid log file members.

1043: Unable to finish media recovery - %1$s (%2$s).

  • Cause: Cannot finish media recovery now.

  • Action: Finish the media recovery after satisfying the conditions necessary for completion.

1044: Unable to read log file: file %1$s, blk %2$d.

  • Cause: Failed to read the log file.

  • Action: Verify the log file is error free and try again.

1045: Redo thread #%1$d is not enabled.

  • Cause: Cannot use redo threads.

  • Action: Enable redo threads and try again.

1046: Unable to add log file - %1$s (%2$s).

  • Cause: Cannot add a log file.

  • Action: Contact the technical support team.

1047: Datafile requires redo thread #%1$d to be enabled - %2$s.

  • Cause: Cannot use redo threads.

  • Action: Enable redo threads and try again.

1048: Light work rule violated.

  • Cause: The light work rule was violated.

  • Action: Internal flag. This error can be safely ignored.

1049: Datafile #%1$d needs Media Recovery.

  • Cause: Media Recovery is required.

  • Action: Perform media recovery.

1050: Datafile #%1$d needs Media Recovery.

  • Cause: The checkpoints should be set first.

  • Action: Set the checkpoints first and try again.

1051: Instance recovery cascaded.

  • Cause: The instance recovery was canceled due to the activation of another instance recovery.

  • Action: Internal flag. This error can be safely ignored.

1052: Log members in group %1$d, block %2$d are not identical.

  • Cause: The members of the log group are not identical.

  • Action: Ensure all log members identical.

1053: Unable to run database in single instance mode.

  • Cause: Unable to start database in a single instance mode.

  • Action: Use a clustered database.

1054: Redo thread %1$d already used.

  • Cause: The redo thread is already in use.

  • Action: Check the status of the redo threads and try again.

1055: Unable to automatically recover media from change "UINT64_FMT(1$)".

  • Cause: Cannot perform automatic Media Recovery.

  • Action: Continue Media Recovery through manual recovery.

1056: Unable to proceed while other instances are running.

  • Cause: Some other instances are running.

  • Action: End the active instances and try again.

1057: Unable to start a Media Recovery - %1$s.

  • Cause: Unable to start the Media Recovery with the information given.

  • Action: Specify another argument or a different Media Recovery.

1058: Unable to recover corrupt/corruptible media.

  • Cause: Media Recovery stops due to an invalid redo log or a data block.

  • Action: Check the redo log or the data block.

1059: Cannot access the file at instance %1$d - %2$s.

  • Cause: Cannot access the file at instance.

  • Action: Check the file path and try again.

1060: Unable to read afferent DBA block: file# %1$u, block# %2$u.

  • Cause: Cannot read the data block due to unformatted or corrupted block.

  • Action: Perform Media Recovery and try again.

1061: Instance recovery is ongoing.

  • Cause: Cannot complete boot since instance recovery is ongoing.

  • Action: Try to boot later.

1062: Cannot decrypt block.

  • Cause: Cannot decrypt block.

  • Action: Verify the wallet is valid or check if the block is corrupt.

1063: Log writer is waiting for all logfiles to be archived.

  • Cause: Unable to proceed while all logfiles are being archived.

  • Action: Check that the archive log destination device or directory is not full.

1064: Unable to recover specified block(s).

  • Cause: The size of buffer cache is insufficient.

  • Action: Check the size of buffer cache and try again.

1065: Unable to read spanned log: file %1$s, blk %2$d.

  • Cause: Failed to read the log file.

  • Action: Verify the log file is error free and try again.

1066: Block Change Tracker is not configured.

  • Cause: Block Change Tracker is not configured.

  • Action: Verify Block Change Tracker configuration.

1067: Block Change Tracker setting (%1$s) is should be %2$s across the cluster.

  • Cause: Block Change Tracker is not configured correctly for TAC.

  • Action: Verify Block Change Tracker configuration.

1068: The memory space in the system is insufficient.

  • Cause: ERROR : malloc failed due to a lack of memory space in the system.

  • Action: Increase the memory space in the system.

1069: Media recovery has stopped due to cluster reconfiguration.

  • Cause: Media recovery has stopped.

  • Action: Try again.

1070: Incomplete media recovery is finished, but resetlogs is required.

  • Cause: Incomplete media recovery is finished.

  • Action: Resetlogs is required.

1071: Media recovery is not needed, but resetlogs is required.

  • Cause: Media recovery is not needed.

  • Action: Resetlogs is required.

1072: Current online log file (thread %1$d seq %2$d) is outdated.\nNeed a log with seq %3$d to recover from TSN%4$s\nRecovery is incomplete and resetlogs is required.

  • Cause: Current online log file is outdated. Recovery is incomplete.

  • Action: Resetlogs is required.

1073: Unable to read flushed redo blocks. logfile #%1$d, blk %2$d, remain %3$d

  • Cause: Read flushed redo blocks partially. Redo buffer wasn't completely flushed.

  • Action: Verify the log file is error free and try again.

1074: Incomplete media recovery is finished, but resetlogs is required.\n%1$s

  • Cause: Incomplete media recovery is finished.

  • Action: Resetlogs is required.

1075: Redo thread #%1$d is has missing logfiles.

  • Cause: Cannot use this redo thread.

  • Action: Resetlogs is required to use this redo thread.

1076: Unable to create online datafile in current boot mode.

  • Cause: In the current boot mode, this DDL cannot be executed.

  • Action: Change the boot mode and run the DDL statement again.

1077: Bitmap already set on block #%1$d

  • Cause: Bitmap already set on block #%1$d

  • Action: Check backup data file.

1078: Bitmap overflow. Bitmap size was %1$d

  • Cause: Bitmap overflow. Bitmap size was %1$d

  • Action: Check backup data file.

1079: Datafile's DB names differ. ('%1$s' != '%2$s')

  • Cause: Datafile's DB names differ. ('%1$s' != '%2$s')

  • Action: Check data files.

1080: Datafile's DB ids differ. (%1$d != %2$d)

  • Cause: Datafile's DB ids differ. (%1$d != %2$d)

  • Action: Check data files.

1081: Datafile's DB versions differ. (%1$d != %2$d)

  • Cause: Datafile's DB versions differ. (%1$d != %2$d)

  • Action: Check data files.

1082: Datafile file number mismatch. (%1$d != %2$d)

  • Cause: Datafile file number mismatch. (%1$d != %2$d)

  • Action: Check data files.

1083: Datafile file block size mismatch. (%1$d != %2$d)

  • Cause: Datafile file block size mismatch. (%1$d != %2$d)

  • Action: Check data files.

1084: Can't setup new uid to data file.

  • Cause: Can't setup new uid to data file.

  • Action: Check data file.

1085: Backup must have %1$d blocks, but %1$d blocks copied.

  • Cause: Backup must have %1$d blocks, but %1$d blocks copied.

  • Action: Check backup data file.

1086: Decompress error while restore.

  • Cause: Decompress error while restore.

  • Action: Check backup data file.

1087: Compress error while backup.

  • Cause: Compress error while backup.

  • Action: Check data file.

1088: Block is not bitmap header.

  • Cause: Block is not bitmap header.

  • Action: Check backup data file.

1089: Invalid backup file %1$s.

  • Cause: Invalid backup file %1$s.

  • Action: Check backup data file.

1090: Invalid backup block #%1$d in %2$s.

  • Cause: Invalid backup block #%1$d in %2$s.

  • Action: Check backup data file.

1091: Unable to recover corrupted media.

  • Cause: Unable to perform a Crash Recovery due to invalid log or data block.

  • Action: Restore the datafile and try again.

1092: Unable to find backup path for backup archiving.

  • Cause: Unable to find backup path for backup archiving.

  • Action: Please specify path of archive of backup files.

1093: Buffer size(%1$d) is not multiple of compress unit(%2$d).

  • Cause: Buffer size(%1$d) is not multiple of compress unit(%2$d).

  • Action: Please make buffer size to be multiple of compress unit.

1094: Tablespace #%1$d isn't included in backupset id #%2$d.

  • Cause: Tablespace #%1$d isn't included in backupset id #%2$d.

  • Action: Please make sure this backup set contains tablespace #%1$d.

1095: Can't find proper backup set to restore

  • Cause: Can't find proper backup set to restore

  • Action: Check there is a backup set containing all required tablespaces.

1096: Can't perform standby side controlfile operation: %1$s

  • Cause: Can't perform standby side controlfile operation: %1$s

  • Action: Recreate the standby database.

1097: Flashback thread #%1$d is not enabled.

  • Cause: Cannot use flashback threads.

  • Action: Enable flashback threads and try again.

1098: Database in standby mode. Failover is required to boot as primary.

  • Cause: Reboot the system with failover.

  • Action: Perform any required recovery processes and try again.

1099: Cannot find marker before change "UINT64_FMT(1$)" for thread %2$d. (Deprecated)

  • Cause: Cannot perform flashback database operation. (Deprecated)

  • Action: Check flashback marker status and try again. (Deprecated)

1100: Unable to access tape device

  • Cause: Cannot perform tape backup.

  • Action: Check path of tape device.

1101: No more free space available in tape device

  • Cause: Cannot perform tape backup.

  • Action: Change tape to new one.

1102: Log network connection disconnected.

  • Cause: Log network connection disconnected.

  • Action: Examine network connection between the primary and standby DBs and try again.

1107: Set the parameter USE_STANDBY_REDO_LOG to Y.

  • Cause: Set the parameter USE_STANDBY_REDO_LOG to Y.

  • Action: Set the parameter USE_STANDBY_REDO_LOG to Y.

1108: A bitmap header block is unformatted while accessing the datafile header view.

  • Cause: Creating a datafile may cause this error.

  • Action: Query the datafile header view again.

1109: Set the parameter ENCRYPT_GLOBAL_KEY_FILE to recover encrypted tablespace.

  • Cause: Set the parameter ENCRYPT_GLOBAL_KEY_FILE to recover encrypted tablespace.

  • Action: Set the parameter ENCRYPT_GLOBAL_KEY_FILE to recover encrypted tablespace.

1110: Failed to read ENCRYPT_GLOBAL_KEY_FILE: %1$s

  • Cause: Failed to read ENCRYPT_GLOBAL_KEY_FILE: %1$s

  • Action: Set the correct path for the parameter ENCRYPT_GLOBAL_KEY_FILE

1111: Cannot read log blocks of invalid range for logfile %1$d.

  • Cause: Cannot read log blocks of invalid range for logfile %1$d.

  • Action: Logfile %1$d might have been cleared.

1112: Invalid log file found: %1$s, seq#%2$d (expected: seq#%3$d)

  • Cause: Invalid log file found: %1$s, seq#%2$d (expected: seq#%3$d)

  • Action: Invalid log file found: %1$s, seq#%2$d (expected: seq#%3$d)

1113: Unable to recover corrupt/corruptible media.

  • Cause: Crash/Instance Recovery stops due to an invalid redo log or a data block.

  • Action: Check the redo log or the data block.

1114: Not permitted while some standby databases are disconnected.

  • Cause: The action is not permitted while some standby DBs are disconnected.

  • Action: Examine network connection between the primary and standby DBs and try again.

1115: Failed to set the status of flashback %1$s %2$s.

  • Cause: Flashback %1$s is already %2$s.

  • Action: Check flashback %1$s is already %2$s.

1116: FLASHBACK_LOG_BUFFER parameter must be set as non-zero when flashback logging is activated, and vice versa.

  • Cause: FLASHBACK_LOG_BUFFER parameter must be set as non-zero when flashback logging is activated, and vice versa.

  • Action: Check the value of FLASHBACK_LOG_BUFFER.

1117: Unable to open flashback log file in group %1$d.

  • Cause: Cannot open the flashback log file.

  • Action: Check the flashback log file path and permissions.

1118: Unable to read flashback log file in group %1$d, block %2$d.

  • Cause: Cannot read the flashback log file.

  • Action: Check the flashback log file path and permissions.

1119: Unable to write to flashback log file in group %1$d, block%2$d.

  • Cause: Cannot write to the flashback log file.

  • Action: Check the flashback log file path and permissions.

1120: LF#%1$d - %2$s.

  • Cause: Error with online flashback log file.

  • Action: Check the online flashback log file and restart the server.

1121: Unable to find flashback archive log file for thread %1$d from change "UINT64_FMT(2$)".

  • Cause: Cannot locate the flashback log file needed for Flashback.

  • Action: Check the flashback log file and try again.

1122: File fstat failed: %1$s

  • Cause: File fstat failed: %1$s

  • Action: File fstat failed: %1$s

1123: Standby reverse sync is not possible.

  • Cause: Standby reverse sync is not possible.

  • Action: Need to reconstruct standby.

1124: Reconfiguration occurred duirng the gca lock opeartion.

  • Cause: Reconfiguration occurred duirng the gca lock opeartion.

  • Action: Internal flag. This error can be safely ignored.

1125: Insufficient buffer size(%1$d) to serve the requested read operation. (Requested block count %2$d)

  • Cause: Insufficient buffer size(%1$d) to serve the requested read operation. (Requested block count %2$d)

  • Action: Contact the technical support team.

1126: Standby redo log is necessary for snapshot standby.

  • Cause: Standby redo log is necessary for snapshot standby.

  • Action: Configure standby redo log first.

1127: Database not in standby mode.

  • Cause: Database not in standby mode.

  • Action: Database not in standby mode.

1128: Database not in snapshot standby mode.

  • Cause: Database not in snapshot standby mode.

  • Action: Database not in snapshot standby mode.

1129: Database in snapshot standby mode. Convert to standby first to boot as standby.

  • Cause: Convert to standby first and reboot as standby.

  • Action: Perform any required recovery processes and try again.

1130: Block Change Tracking is not supported yet when LGWR_USE_AIO is set Y.

  • Cause: Block Change Tracking is not supported yet when LGWR_USE_AIO is set Y.

  • Action: Block Change Tracking is not supported yet when LGWR_USE_AIO is set Y.

1131: Standby redo thread #%1$d is not enabled.

  • Cause: Cannot use standby redo threads.

  • Action: Enable standby redo threads and try again.

1132: The size of standby logfile is too small.

  • Cause: The size of standby logfile must be larger than or equal to the size of redo log file.

  • Action: Increase the size of standby logfile and try again.

1133: Global log flush failed.

  • Cause: Failed to execute the query due to global log flush failure.

  • Action: Re-execute the query.

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