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Question: I am getting an ORA-04043 error when attempting to compile a package. What is the resolution for the ORA-04043 error? We are facing the problem when
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we are trying to recreate the packages:
SQL> alter package manh_bridge_utilities compile;
alter package manh_bridge_utilities compile
ORA-04043: object SYS_PLSQL_143593_189_1 does not exist
SQL> show errors
Errors for PACKAGE CMLA2004R20PH2BDEV.MANH_BRIDGE_UTILITIES:
LINE/COL ERROR
-------- -------------------------------------------------------
0/0 ORA-04043: object SYS_PLSQL_143593_189_1 does not exist
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schema and ‘NNN' the name of a table. Possible causes and remedies: Check that the table does exist and that it is spelt correctly. Check the creator/owner of the does not object, it may be that the table exists but is in a different schema from the current. If the table is in a different schema then try specifying the schema explicitly. Check does not exist the permissions - specifically that the account experiencing the error has permissions to select the object/table in question. This page represents one page of many pages of notes I made whilst working with Oracle 7 through to 10i. I now no longer work with Oracle databases, but hope that these notes will continue to be of benefit to others. About the author: Brian Cryer is a dedicated software developer and webmaster. For his day job he develops websites and desktop applications as well as providing IT services. He moonlights as a technical author and consultant.