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Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign ora-01114 io error writing block to file s (block # s) up ORA 01114 - IO Error writing block to file up vote 1 down vote favorite I am working on some compelex sql queries in Oracle 11g, which have aggregation functions like SUM and joins multiple tables and views. I am getting the IO Error and Tablespace insufficient space error when I try to query large span of data. Error no.1 is ora-01114: io error writing block to file (block # ) ORA-01114: IO Error writing block to file(block #) ORA-01114: IO Error writing block to file 201(block #1343798) ORA-27063: number of bytes read/written is incorrect Error no.2 Sometimes Database Running out of Temporary Space when loaddate > 12 months Is this an Oracle specific error that my DBA has to solve or something is wrong with my queries? How would I fine tune the performance of the queries to avoid insufficient tablespace prompt? I am writing a dummy sample of what my queries look like SELECT Sum(s.stock + s.accept + s.new) AS result, Floor(( s.sales / s.stock ) * 100) AS sales_per,, f.load_date,, u.user_id, Sum(s.falsepos + s.realvio) AS closed_ale, Sum(f.nbrecords) AS nb_records FROM stocks s, facts f, zones z, users u WHERE s.sid = f.fid AND z.zoneid = f.zoneid AND u.userid = z.userid AND f.load_date BETWEEN '20081010' AND '20121030' sql database oracle11g views tablespace share|improve this question edited Jan 7 '14 at 9:00 Hawk 2,76491940 asked Jan 7 '14 at 0:23 CloudJedi 1152514 There's a good chance this is filesystem/disk related (the IO error at least) –Joe Jan 7 '14 at 0:27 add a comment|
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block to file Error Message These errors occur when attempting to use Oracle data files; similar errors are displayed in SQLplus when attempting to manually http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20961832/ora-01114-io-error-writing-block-to-file build a simple index on a table:SDE Error(-51) Underlying DBMS errorExtended error code (1114): ORA-01114: IO error writing block to file 3(block # 263)ORA-274041: unable to open fileSVR4 Error: 13: permission deniedAdditional information: 3ORA-01114: IO error writing block to file 3 (block # 263)ORA-274041: unable to open fileSVR4 Error: http://support.esri.com/technical-article/000002227 13: permission deniedAdditional information: 3(GIS.F2_PK)Not able to set layer into Normal-IO mode.Cov2SDE completed Cause You don't have execute permission (UNIX file system) on the directory containing the Oracle data files, whose tablespaces the you are trying to use. Solution or Workaround Use the UNIX chmod command to give all users execute permission to the directory containing the Oracle data files:Code:%unix> chmod o+x data_directory Created: 5/5/2016 Last Modified: 5/5/2016 Article ID: 000002227 Software: ArcSDE 8.0.1, 8.0.2 Is This Content Helpful? Is This Content Helpful? Yes No We're glad to know this article was helpful. How can we make this better? Submit Contact our Support Team Request Case Start Chat Questions or issues with the site? Send Feedback Contact Support USA +1-888-377-4575 Name Email URL What issues are you having with the site? How can we improve? * Submit Feedback sent successfully. Error while sending mail. Loading
number - can't find file Published on Jul 26 2012 # 6,421 oracle I was notifed by developer team that http://remidian.com/2012/07/ora-01114-io-error-writing-block-to-file-returns-wrong-file-number-cant-find-file/ they get a whole lot of ORA-01114 errors. ********_ora_17587.trc:ORA-01114: IO error writing block to file 201 (block # 96000) ********_ora_17587.trc:ORA-01114: IO error writing block to file 201 (block # 96000) ********_ora_17587.trc:2012-07-26 19:02:32.484306*:9C82F5B9:sql_mon_query:keswx.c@3633:keswxWriteEndInfoToStream(): done writing error info: code=1114 fac=ORA msg=ORA-01114: IO error writing block to file 201 (block # 96000) ********_ora_17587.trc:ORA-01114: IO error writing block to file 201 (block # 96000) ********_ora_17587.trc:ORA-01114: io error IO error writing block to file 201 (block # 96000) ********_ora_17587.trc:ORA-01114: IO error writing block to file 201 (block # 96000) ********_ora_17587.trc:2012-07-26 Of course the first thing to do is find the file `data | temp _file` involved but oddly I get ‘no rows returned' when querying dba_data_files & dba_temp_files ; SQL> select file_id, file_name from dba_data_files where file_id=201 2 union io error writing 3 select file_id, file_name from dba_temp_files where file_id=201 4 / no rows selected ¿ qué ? What's that - no file with file_id 201 ??? Then why is Oracle error referring to file 201? Luckily I found this excellent article which in my own words says that: Whenever the file mentioned in errors like ‘ORA-01114' is a tempfile the file id is `file_id` + `the value of the DB_FILES init parameter`. Or; IF file_id > DB_FILE THEN file_type := 'tempfile'; file_id := DB_FILES - file_id ; In our database, with DB_FILES set to 200, I need to substract 200 from the value in the ORA error message to get the correct file_id… Makes no sense to me. But works. My init parameter db_files is set to 200 … Hence the file I need to query is a temp file with file_id 1; SQL> select file_id, file_name, bytes, maxbytes 2 from dba_temp_files 3 where file_id = 1 4 / FILE_ID FILE_NAME BYTES MAXBYTES -------- --------------------------------------------- ---------- ---------- 1 /m002/oradata/predcdw1/predcdw1temp01.dbf 922746880 1551892480 Further analysys turned out it's ‘just' a filled up mountpoint: (********):/ora/diag/rdbms/********/********/trace>ls -lart /m002/oradata/********/**