When a lead is submitted via Web-to-Lead and is mapped to a Campaign, Salesforce may fail to create the Campaign Member record. When this happens, an email notification is sent containing the following error:
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-30006: resource busy; acquire with WAIT timeout expired
This error indicates that the Campaign object is locked by another concurrent process and the current operation timed out waiting for access.
This error occurs when two or more processes attempt to update the same Campaign object at the same time. When a Web-to-Lead submission triggers Campaign Member creation, Salesforce locks the Campaign object briefly to ensure accurate rollup summary fields (RSFs) are calculated. If another process — such as a second simultaneous lead submission, a bulk import, a Data Loader operation, or a manual hierarchy recalculation — is already holding that lock, the new operation must wait. If it waits too long, it times out and Salesforce sends the error notification email.
To reduce the frequency of this error, minimize overlapping processes that update the Campaign object during lead intake.
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