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Update deactiviting and throwing ora-600 error
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [25012], [5], [524], [], [], [], [], []Current SQL statement for this session:UPDATE "JEST" SET "INACT" = :A0 , "CHGNR" = :A1 WHERE "MANDT" = :A2 AND "OBJNR" = :A3 AND "STAT" = :A4
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