Report failures properly for oracle_user
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A lot of the code in `oracle_user` was passing around `msg` as if its contents could be modified by assignment (they can't be). I removed all of the faulty `msg`-passing and made critical functions fail properly if necessary. The net result is that, on failure, there will always be a proper `msg` provided. Previously, this would often result in an empty message, which is very difficult to troubleshoot.
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A lot of the code in
oracle_userwas passing aroundmsgas if its contents could be modified by assignment (they can't be). I removed all of the faultymsg-passing and made critical functionsfail properly if necessary.
The net result is that, on failure, there will always be a proper
msgprovided. Previously, this would often result in an empty message, which is very difficult to troubleshoot.