Oracle ORA-00036 Error: Causes and Solutions Complete Guide
The article discusses the Oracle ORA-00036 error, which occurs when the maximum number of recursive SQL levels is exceeded. It outlines the primary causes of this error, including circular trigger dependencies, infinite recursive PL/SQL procedures, and circular view references. Solutions and prevention tips are also provided to help users avoid encountering this error in the future.
- ▪ORA-00036 occurs when Oracle's internal recursive SQL call stack exceeds its maximum allowed depth, which defaults to 2000 levels.
- ▪Circular trigger dependencies, infinite recursive PL/SQL procedures, and circular view references are the top three causes of this error.
- ▪The article provides solutions such as disabling offending triggers, adding base cases in functions, and rewriting views to reference base tables directly.
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