irb points the first undo record in undo block to begin rollback. So, the record 0x19 is your first undo record. The object number of the block, and the object number of the block undo applied to are 0. I think this may be your problem. Oracle may not be able to know the real object number during this rollback.
Bug:
It looks like:
Bug:984947 A PARALLEL QUERY SLAVE GOT ORA-600[KCBGCUR_1]
irb points the first undo record in undo block to begin rollback. So, the record 0x19 is your first undo record. The object number of the block, and the object number of the block undo applied to are 0. I think this may be your problem. Oracle may not be able to know the real object number during this rollback.
Bug:
It looks like:
Bug:984947 A PARALLEL QUERY SLAVE GOT ORA-600[KCBGCUR_1]
Error code:
Oracle kernel function from which the problem is raised:
Undo block dump:
Problem explanation:
irb points the first undo record in undo block to begin rollback. So, the record 0x19 is your first undo record. The object number of the block, and the object number of the block undo applied to are 0. I think this may be your problem. Oracle may not be able to know the real object number during this rollback.
Bug:
It looks like: