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I just re-read this post again, and this isn't the same error that you talked about above. A tool that you may use (I'm not sure if it has to be installed, or if it's in by default) is the $ORACLE_HOME/bin/oerr command to determine what the cause of an error may be.
An example of it's usage would be:
$OARCLE_HOME/bin/oerr ora 6000
to look up error ORA-06000
Hope this helps.
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