Question:
I am getting the ORA-10878 error. How do I
fix the ORA-10878 error?
Answer:
This may be a bug, and you can disable parallel recovery as a
workaround.
The
oerr utility
shows these details for the ORA-10878 error:
ORA-10878: parallel
recovery slave died unexpectedly
Cause: A parallel
recovery slave died unexpectedly, PMON cleaning up the process.
Action: Check your system for anomalies and reissue the
statement. If this error persists, contact Oracle Support Services.
See trace file for more details.
Details on the ORA-10878 error are provided
in Read MOSC note 9728806.8 and note 315631.1.
Laurent Schneider notes that you can get the ORA-10878 error
during a DUPLICATE or a RESTORE command. You can disable
parallel media recovery by setting the hidden parameter _log_parallelism_max=1.
You should open an SR on
MOSC for this bug and never
change _log_parallelism_max without the consent of Oracle
technical support.
Laurent notes that for a RECOVER, the
option RECOVER NOPARALLEL must be safer, and there is no DUPLICATE
NOPARALLEL recovery command option.
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