The ORA-07445 [_ intel_fast_memcpy.A () + 10] error is reported using regular expressions in OracleSQL, which is caused by Oracle bug: 4440681, not
The ORA-07445 [_ intel_fast_memcpy.A () + 10] error is reported using regular expressions in Oracle SQL, which is caused by the Oracle bug: 4440681, not
Oracle version: 10.2.0.1
OS: Linux 64-bit
Regular expressions are used in SQL:
Select count (*)
FROM T
WHERE REGEXP_LIKE (T. NOTE, '^ (. | +) * (\ (either \) +', 'I ')
The first execution can be performed, the second execution reports ORA-7445, session interruption.
The records in the Trace file are as follows:
Exception signal: 11 (SIGSEGV), code: 1 (Address not mapped to object), addr: 0x5e, PC: [0x2a95574358, _ intel_fast_memcpy.A () + 10]
* ** 17:01:42. 331
Ksedmp: internal or fatal error
ORA-07445: predictionencountered: core dump [_ intel_fast_memcpy.A () + 10] [SIGSEGV] [Address notmapped to object] [0x00000005E] [] []
MOS has the following documents:
Ora-7445 [kghphosphatase] using REGEXP or TABLEfunctions [ID 415567.1]
In Oracle 10.1.0.4 to 10.2.0.2, use a regular expression or TABLE () function in SQL. May trigger ORA-7445 errors. What is mentioned in MOS is:
ORA-07445: exception encountered: core dump [kghalkaline () + 53]
Here the core dump is different from here, according to the description of MOS, in the use of regular expressions or table functions caused by ORA-7445 errors, core dump should also include: kghpld evarx1c lxreggenpblxregcomp lxkRegexpComp...
This error is caused by the Oracle bug 4440681. However, I have some discrepancies with this bug, but I have also ruled out several other possible causes. It is suspected that the bug is related. The Bug has been fixed in Versions later than oracle 10.2.0.3. Ask a friend to upgrade the database to 10.2.0.4 and test it.
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