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They still do this? (Score:2)
FWIW I think there *is* some way to configure Oracle to use human readable error codes... but just the thought that this is STILL not the default let alone that it even has to be an option.
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Re:They still do this? (Score:2)
Well, it spits out the error code and a human readable string. But there are an enormous number of times when the string appears to have nothing to do with the actual problem. (Like some of the obscure parsing errors perl occasionally spits out, but perl is much better at detecting what actually went wrong and telling you.) This site provides a minimal bit of extra assistance in figuring out what one of these errors means.
Even still, I had a lot of trouble with figuring out what the particular error I
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