Database Startup Fails With ORA-00600: Internal Error Code, Arguments: (kdsgrp1) (Doc ID 2237293.1)
Database Startup Fails With ORA-00600: Internal Error Code, Arguments: (kdsgrp1) (Doc ID 2237293.1)
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Last Major
Aug 4, 2018
Update:
Jan 4, 2021
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Database startup Fails with ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [kdsgrp1] and ORA-1092
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CAUSE
Error is reporting while query Undo stat information during the startup.
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [kdsgrp1] is reported when an inconsistency is found between the table and its
related indexes
SOLUTION
So in this case the ORA-600 is raised in rfile # --> 2 and block # 16431.
The relative file no(rfile#) for this file is 2 ,but the absolute file no (file#) may be different.
We will be using the value of file# and block no in Step 5 to identify the object involved
SQL>Startup nomount ; -----------------> Here we are using spfile. If you are using pfile go to step 3
SQL>Shutdown immediate ;
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_smu_debug_mode=1024;
_rollback_segment_count=1
undo_management=manual;
Query would be
SQL>Select segment_name,segment_type,owner from dba_extents where file_id=2 and 16431 between block_id and block_id +
blocks -1 ;
Check if this returns object as WRH$_UNDO Go to Step 6. If it returns a different object and its a sys object open a Service
request with Oracle support else go to next step(step 6) for non sys objects
Step 6 :-Analyze the output involved to check for any corruption in Index
Re-run
If this comes out clean go to step 7 . If this still fails with Ora-1499 then go to below step
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Step 7 :-
SQL>Shutdown immediate ;
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Oracle Database Products > Oracle Database Suite > Oracle Database > Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition > Corruption > Undo Corruption
Oracle Cloud > Oracle Platform Cloud > Oracle Database Cloud Service > Oracle Database Cloud Schema Service
Oracle Cloud > Oracle Infrastructure Cloud > Oracle Cloud at Customer > Gen 1 Exadata Cloud at Customer (Oracle Exadata Database Cloud Machine)
Oracle Cloud > Oracle Platform Cloud > Oracle Database Cloud Service > Oracle Database Exadata Express Cloud Service
Oracle Cloud > Oracle Platform Cloud > Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Service > Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Database Service
Oracle Cloud > Oracle Platform Cloud > Oracle Database Backup Service > Oracle Database Backup Service
Oracle Cloud > Oracle Platform Cloud > Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service > Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service
Oracle Cloud > Oracle Platform Cloud > Oracle Database Cloud Service > Oracle Database Cloud Service
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