tfactl or oracle's trace file analyzer utility can be really helpful sometimes, and also a lot of pain in many, when it sends a lot of alerts some of which you know and it's a known issue or you don't want to do anything about it.
Fortunately, you can blackout such events from tfactl
To supppress a specific string ORA-0600 this is what I would do.
where
Similarly, you can play around with the parameters and blackout a lot of unwanted emails.
You can find them documentation below.
Reference - https://docs.oracle.com/en/engineered-systems/health-diagnostics/trace-file-analyzer/tfaug/running-administration-commands.html#GUID-56A03EC7-3324-48BD-9701-2411626D16CB
Fortunately, you can blackout such events from tfactl
To supppress a specific string ORA-0600 this is what I would do.
tfactl blackout add -targettype database -target
mydb -c -event "kewrspbr_2" -timeout none -reason
"skipping ORA-0600 Doc ID 2313603.1"
where
-target : dbname
-c : clusterwide
-event: String contained in the event (find it from the email you got)
-timeout : no timeout
Similarly, you can play around with the parameters and blackout a lot of unwanted emails.
You can find them documentation below.
Reference - https://docs.oracle.com/en/engineered-systems/health-diagnostics/trace-file-analyzer/tfaug/running-administration-commands.html#GUID-56A03EC7-3324-48BD-9701-2411626D16CB
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