The procedure entry point sllfmd count not be located in the dynamic link  library oracommon10.dll

Now what does THAT suppose to mean? Seriously i have no idea.

Gladly Google gave a fairly nice results dealing with this error. And as someone suggested,  i just need to rearrange the environment variables for path such that  C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\client_1\bin;c:\windows;c:\windows\system32; comes in first in the line. But alas, it didnt work for me.

I even tried registering regsvr32 oracommon10.dll in the registry but to no avail it didn’t work also. Then Aimee my oracle officemate came to the rescue. She suggested to reinstall oracle 10g.  Since i have no other choices left, i followed her advice and luckily get it working. Pretty much it… yep. But when you do so, don’t forget to back up the old oracle data structure along with the files, especially your tnsnames.ora file. Once installed, get the tnsnames.ora file back to its original folder   and then you are all set. =)

Try your sqlldr now. That should work =)’

According to Cognos 8 documentation which i’ve just read, Cognos 8 stores temporary files in the Cognos 8 install path/temp directory. The amount of storage/space required in the temporary files folder depends upon several factors, which mostly include the number and type of reports being generated at a time. It looks like that when Cognos8 server tries to load the records coming from an external XML source (via LotusNotesAgent i made), the server is generating substantial volume of data which may have reached the memory threshold resulting for this error message to appear. I haven’t figured the exact memory threshold for this yet nor had an idea as how it is calculated but i am retrieving and arranging more or less 24,000 records in my cognos report. Not to mention the summary counts on a number of columns i have on the report which may have added some burden when calculating and aggregating totals. Furthermore, as i did my own investigation, i found out that this write error has interrelated errors in cognos, mostly attributed to that temporary folder being full and may need user’s action to free up some spaces.

QE-DEF-0177 An error occurred while performing operation ‘sqlOpenResult’.
UDA-SQL-0114 The cursor supplied to the operation “sqlOpenResult” is inactive.
UDA-TBL-0004 There was a Write error while processing a temporary file.

For this reason, i had no choice but to ask our cognos8 admin to free up server’s space and that to double check whether firewall existed which may have resulted this error. If firewall existed, then client PC and the content should be open so that report specification can write to the content store. Since I have no control over the server’s settings especially concerning about server’s performance and administration, what i can do is just wait Admin’s advice so i can retest the FM Model if this works. I also was advised by server admin to free up resources in my local drive in cognos8 temp folder which i did. Moments after, I resume and generated a sample test, finally it worked.

So the next time you encounter this error,  ensure that the server has enough memory to dump temporarry files  and that the temporary files directory in your local drive has adequate space. 

Browse related topics and threads only here at : http://www.techronnati.com/forum/cognos/

Not too long, i was able to determine the culprit: the No Follow plugin! 

If you want this to be removed, just simply disable the No Follow plugin (for the meantime) until update is there which is available for download.  Hope this tip helped those who are having this _textLink text appended on their WP Blog or if you can bear with this _textlink text then just let it go. It won’t do any harm on you anyway =)

Quest for Resolution:

My first attempt was checking the error log in the server i’m hosted in. No errors found. Then i moved into my Administration Panel-> Settings->WP-Cache tab to delete the cache and delete expire. Again still the same. Then i decided to deactivate all the WP Plugins. So, my site worked! Aha, it must be one of the plugins installed in my blog. So one by one i try to test every plugin i have on my list which was kind of tiresome… (activating and deactivating it) then eventually i found the plugin that was causing this bug…. it was “Redirection” plugin.

So for some of you who might be experiecing this same error page i have, it must be the Redirection plugin in WP 2.5. Try to deactivate it and see for yourself. It maybe worth a try. Or if you still encounter other problems in WordPress, be thankful there’s the growing WP Community to help.

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