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• Verification of SQL trigger

  Hello gentlemen and Gentleladies:

  Oracle Database 10 g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - product

  Y at - it an easier way to write the Sub audit trigger?  Thank you for your help.

  create or replace 
  TRIGGER BI_AUD_TASK AFTER
    UPDATE ON TASK FOR EACH ROW 
    WHEN (
    NEW.TASK <> OLD.TASK
    OR OLD.TS_OWNER <> NEW.TS_OWNER
    OR OLD.TARGET_DATE <> NEW.TARGET_DATE
    OR OLD.IMPACT <> NEW.IMPACT
    OR OLD.STATUS <> NEW.STATUS
    OR OLD.COMMENTS <> NEW.COMMENTS
    OR OLD.ENTERED_BY <> NEW.ENTERED_BY
    OR OLD.TASK_TYPE <> NEW.TASK_TYPE
    OR OLD.DATE_CLOSED <> NEW.DATE_CLOSED
    OR OLD.TASK_START <> NEW.TASK_START
    OR OLD.TASK_PROG <> NEW.TASK_PROG
    OR OLD.DEPT <> NEW.DEPT
    OR (OLD.TASK IS NULL AND NEW.TASK IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.TASK IS NOT NULL AND NEW.TASK IS NULL)
    OR (OLD.TS_OWNER IS NULL AND NEW.TS_OWNER IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.TS_OWNER IS NOT NULL AND NEW.TS_OWNER IS NULL)  
    OR (OLD.TARGET_DATE IS NULL AND NEW.TARGET_DATE IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.TARGET_DATE IS NOT NULL AND NEW.TARGET_DATE IS NULL) 
    OR (OLD.IMPACT IS NULL AND NEW.IMPACT IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.IMPACT IS NOT NULL AND NEW.IMPACT IS NULL) 
    OR (OLD.STATUS IS NULL AND NEW.STATUS IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.STATUS IS NOT NULL AND NEW.STATUS IS NULL) 
    OR (OLD.COMMENTS IS NULL AND NEW.COMMENTS IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.COMMENTS IS NOT NULL AND NEW.COMMENTS IS NULL)
    OR (OLD.ENTERED_BY IS NULL AND NEW.ENTERED_BY IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.ENTERED_BY IS NOT NULL AND NEW.ENTERED_BY IS NULL)
    OR (OLD.TASK_TYPE IS NULL AND NEW.TASK_TYPE IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.TASK_TYPE IS NOT NULL AND NEW.TASK_TYPE IS NULL)
    OR (OLD.DATE_CLOSED IS NULL AND NEW.DATE_CLOSED IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.DATE_CLOSED IS NOT NULL AND NEW.DATE_CLOSED IS NULL)
    OR (OLD.TASK_START IS NULL AND NEW.TASK_START IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.TASK_START IS NOT NULL AND NEW.TASK_START IS NULL)
    OR (OLD.TASK_PROG IS NULL AND NEW.TASK_PROG IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.TASK_PROG IS NOT NULL AND NEW.TASK_PROG IS NULL)
    OR (OLD.DEPT IS NULL AND NEW.DEPT IS NOT NULL)
    OR (OLD.DEPT IS NOT NULL AND NEW.DEPT IS NULL)
    ) 
    BEGIN IF UPDATING THEN
    INSERT
    INTO AUD_TASK
      (
        TASK_ID,
        OLD_TASK,
        NEW_TASK,
        OLD_TS_OWNER,
        NEW_TS_OWNER,
        OLD_TARGET_DATE,
        NEW_TARGET_DATE,
        OLD_IMPACT,
        NEW_IMPACT,
        OLD_STATUS,
        NEW_STATUS,
        OLD_COMMENTS,
        NEW_COMMENTS,
        OLD_ENTERED_BY,
        NEW_ENTERED_BY,
        OLD_TASK_TYPE,
        NEW_TASK_TYPE,
        OLD_DATE_CLOSED,
        NEW_DATE_CLOSED,
        OLD_TASK_START,
        NEW_TASK_START,
        OLD_TASK_PROG,
        NEW_TASK_PROG,
        DATE_TIME,
        APP_USER,
        OLD_DEPT,
        NEW_DEPT
  )
      VALUES
      (
        :NEW.TASK_ID,
        :OLD.TASK,
        :NEW.TASK,
        :OLD.TS_OWNER,
        :NEW.TS_OWNER,
        :OLD.TARGET_DATE,
        :NEW.TARGET_DATE,
        :OLD.IMPACT,
        :NEW.IMPACT,
        :OLD.STATUS,
        :NEW.STATUS,
        :OLD.COMMENTS,
        :NEW.COMMENTS,
        :OLD.ENTERED_BY,
        :NEW.ENTERED_BY,
        :OLD.TASK_TYPE,
        :NEW.TASK_TYPE,
        :OLD.DATE_CLOSED,
        :NEW.DATE_CLOSED,
        :OLD.TASK_START,
        :NEW.TASK_START,
        :OLD.TASK_PROG,
        :NEW.TASK_PROG,
        SYSTIMESTAMP,
        V('APP_USER'),
        :OLD.DEPT,
        :NEW.DEPT
      );
  END IF;
  END BI_AUD_TASK;
  

  May be less than the blog will help you.

  https://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:59412348055

  BR,

  Patrick

• Relaxation for the audit data.

  Hi all

  I would like to rrre to write a trigger that maintains the auditing information.

  We have two tables. 1 2 EMP. EMP_AUDIT.

  If I do all DML operations or any other predefined on EMP table that verify information must INSERT into table EMP_AUDIT.

  Can you please let me know how to write a trigger for this.

  Thank you.

  This is called re - invent the wheel. Why opt for it?

  Have you considered maintenance efforts while suggesting the solution? How is it easy to replicate when given the need for another table of audit?

  You already have audit functionality provided by Oracle to take care of the check. Why not reuse the functionality rather that rebuild?

  This link here gives a demonstration step by step to enable the feature.

  In addition, the example does not ask for OP. Could there be updated or insert operations that may be interested in OP. With your path, he would need to create three different triggers.

  Here is an example to do only once:

  drop table test_table;
drop table test_table_hist;

  create table test_Table (pk_col number primary key, col1 number, col2 varchar2(5));

  create table test_table_hist (pk_col number, old_col1 number, new_col1 number, old_col2 varchar2(5), new_col2 varchar2(5), operation varchar2(10), mod_time timestamp);

  create or replace trigger trg_test_table_history
  before insert or delete or update of col1, col2
  on test_table
  for each row
  begin
    if inserting then
      insert into test_table_hist (pk_col, new_col1, new_col2, operation, mod_time)
      values (:new.pk_col, :new.col1, :new.col2, 'Insert', systimestamp);
    elsif updating then
      insert into test_table_hist (pk_col, old_col1, new_col1, old_col2, new_col2, operation, mod_time)
      values (:new.pk_col, :old.col1, :new.col1, :old.col2, :new.col2, 'Update', systimestamp);
    else
      insert into test_table_hist (pk_col, old_col1, old_col2, operation, mod_time)
      values (:old.pk_col, :old.col1, :old.col2, 'Delete', systimestamp);
    end if;
  end;

  insert into test_table values (1, 1001, 'ABCD');
  update test_table set col2 = 'ABCDZ' where pk_col = 1;
  insert into test_table values (2, 1002, 'PQRS');
  delete from test_table where pk_col = 2;

  commit;

  select *
    from test_table_hist;

  PK_COL                 OLD_COL1               NEW_COL1               OLD_COL2 NEW_COL2 OPERATION  MOD_TIME                 
---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- -------- -------- ---------- -------------------------
1                                             1001                            ABCD     Insert     04-FEB-13 06.50.58.926695000 AM
1                      1001                   1001                   ABCD     ABCDZ    Update     04-FEB-13 06.50.59.099346000 AM
2                                             1002                            PQRS     Insert     04-FEB-13 06.50.59.264155000 AM
2                      1002                                          PQRS              Delete     04-FEB-13 06.50.59.427643000 AM

  Post edited by: PurveshK added Audit trigger for example

• ORA_ROWSCN continues to increase without any DML

  Hi Experts,
  
  I use ORA_ROWSCN in ETL for the incremental data capture.
  Problem is that the ORA_ROWSCN continue to increase for some table without any DML.
  Table have ROWDEPENDENCIES.
  There is no audit, trigger, or batch running on the tables.
  Database is 11.2.0.3 on Windows 64 bit OS.
  ETLs perform DML heavy overnight. During the day, max (ORA_ROWSCN) continues to rise for a few tables.
  
  I noticed that during the questioning of a few paintings, SCN_TO_TIMESTAMP (max (ORA_ROWSCN)) has shown the current timestamp.
  
  Can cause the "delayed block drain plug" this?
  If this is not the case, is it then any other bug cause or identified?
  Is there enough reliable ORA_ROWSCN?
  
  Thank you
  Santosh kumar

  Welcome to the forum!
  >
  I use ORA_ROWSCN in ETL for the incremental data capture.
  Problem is that the ORA_ROWSCN continue to increase for some table without any DML.
  Table have ROWDEPENDENCIES.
  There is no audit, trigger, or batch running on the tables.
  Database is 11.2.0.3 on Windows 64 bit OS.
  ETLs perform DML heavy overnight. During the day, max (ORA_ROWSCN) continues to rise for a few tables.

  I noticed that during the questioning of a few paintings, SCN_TO_TIMESTAMP (max (ORA_ROWSCN)) has shown the current timestamp.

  Can cause the "delayed block drain plug" this?
  If this is not the case, is it then any other bug cause or identified?
  Is there enough reliable ORA_ROWSCN?
  >
  Congrats on being one of the few to ask a question which is, as Arte Johnson (of Laugh-In fame) would say, "very interesting".

  Unfortunately for us, you have also provided your own answer! ;)

  Drain plug can cause that? Yes - one of the oddities of the drain plug delay block even with a table by using ROWDEPENDENCIES is that Oracle may not always determine the exact SCN and therefore can use slightly more high when finished.

  Reliable? Yes - ORA_ROWSCN is reliable enough. But, as you will see, you must force the Oracle to drain plug blocks before use ORA_ROWSCN to query the changes.

  The best discussion, which includes the code example, is on the site of challenge from PL/SQL to a fault, a year or two it is
  "Impact of the Serializable Transaction not seen by players (9622).
  http://PLSQL-challenge.blogspot.com/2012/01/rowdependencies-impact-not-seen-by.html

  Anyone with enough interest should read the entire article, long and many answers. You will find them VERY informative. I suggest you add this bookmark to your "Oracle Toolbox.

  I included only a short extract conclusions regarding your question here and the code example illustrating the it.
  >
  Smail:

  I wonder if the ROWDEPENDENCIES guarantees 100% accuracy
  ORA_ROWSCN for each line.
  As far as I understand it, it can still generate false positives, but much less, because each row has its own ORA_ROWSCN that is NOT affected if other lines in the block are updated or locked/jerks, but still can be slightly higher than that of true to the line itself when Oracle it cannot determine precisely when cleaning
  >
  And the answer with the code
  >
  _Nikotin:

  but maybe still slightly higher than that of true to the line itself when Oracle it cannot determine precisely when cleaning.

  Yes, here is the example of the impact of the delay block drain plug:

  drop table plch_test;
  drop table plch_test2;

  create table plch_test (number, varchar2 (100) tilte, number of val) rowdependencies;

  Start
  insert into plch_test values (1, 'creation and validation at level 1', 0);
  insert into plch_test values (2, 'to update and commit to step 2', 0);
  commit;
  end;
  /

  update the value val = 1 plch_test where a = 2;

  change the built-in system buffer_cache;

  commit;

  create table plch_test2 (number, varchar2 (100) tilte, number of val) rowdependencies;

  Start
  insert into plch_test2 values (3, 'create and commit to step 3', 0);
  insert into plch_test2 values (4, 'to update and commit 1e5 times in step 4', 0);
  commit;
  end;
  /

  Start
  because me in 1... loop 1E5
  Update plch_test2 the value val = val + 1 where a = 4;
  commit;
  end loop;
  end;
  /

  Select t.*, Yvert plch_test2 ora_rowscn t
  Union of all the
  Select t.*, plch_test ora_rowscn t
  order by SNA;

  After that, you can see that steps 2 and 3 are reversed in the query result:

  SQL > select t.*, Yvert plch_test2 ora_rowscn t
  2 Union all the
  3. Select t.*, plch_test ora_rowscn t
  4 order of SNA;

  A VAL TILTE SNA
  ---------- -------------------------------------------- ---------- ----------
  1. create and validation, to 1 0 1998971227 step
  3. create and validation, to step 3 0 1998971254
  2 update and validation, 2 1 1999009794 step
  4 update and commit times in step 4 100000 1999224125 1e5
  >
  You can see from the above result to the effect that you get

• Who tried to log in - e-business

  Hello
  
  
  Oracle 11.5.9 / 9i DB - is there anyway to tell who tried to connect to the application - i.e. get log in the user's network.
  
  (Yes I know this is e-business, I've posted it here because electronic commerce tends to be functional rather than technical style questions)
  
  
  Thank you
  
  Robert.

  Robert Angel wrote:
  Thank you to do this, in the worst case scenario I can use this in an audit trigger, but can tell me if there are all the standard tables that capture these environment variables in the database, so I can access historical data?

  Kind regards

  Robert.

  Not by default, but there may be something in Fine grain auditing Oracle you can use...

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/database/security/index-083815.html

• How to know the registration State in SQL

  I want to use a database trigger that will push the data into a table of audit use from one table to another table can you please tell me the order how can I recognize the status of the registration, is it INSERT, UPDATE or DELTE
  because I want to PUSH 'I' to insert "D" to delete and 'U' for update
  
  So what is the command for the status of the record in sql and I want only 1 trigger that will do
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  the status of the registration, is it INSERT, UPDATE or DELTE

  It is not on the status of the record, but if your trigger fires wile insert/update / delete.
  You can code in your trigger:

  some pseudo-code of trigger:

  If the insertion
  then
  : NEW. ACTION: = 'I '.
  elsif update
  then
  : NEW. ACTION: = "U".
  elsif removal
  then
  : OLD. ACTION: = A '
  end if;

  You can find many examples on this forum, just do a search on "audit trigger."

  See f.i.: the implementation of triggers to audit on several tables

• Audit of drop trigger instructions

  Hi all

  I want to review the status of any user drop trigger. I tested it by creating a generic user, a table and a trigger on the table. Then, I dropped the trigger and went to the notice of dba_audit_trail to check if there is no record this action. There is none.

  SQL> audit drop any trigger whenever successful;
  
  
  Audit succeeded.
  
  
  SQL> audit drop any trigger whenever not successful;
  
  
  Audit succeeded.
  
  
  SQL> create user test_trg identified by "test_trg123";
  
  
  User created.
  
  
  SQL> grant connect, resource, select_catalog_role to test_trg;
  
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  
  SQL> conn test_trg/test_trg123
  Connected.
  SQL> create table t (id number primary key);
  
  
  Table created.
  
  
  SQL> create trigger test_trigger before insert on t for each row begin null; end;
    2  /
  
  
  Trigger created.
  
  
  SQL> drop trigger test_trigger;
  
  
  Trigger dropped.
  
  
  

  Then, I questioned the DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL and found no documents reflecting the DROP TRIGGER TEST_TRIGGER statement that I just executed.

  SQL> SELECT USERNAME, ACTION_NAME, TIMESTAMP FROM DBA_AUDIT_TRAIL WHERE ACTION_NAME NOT LIKE 'LOG%';
  
  
  USERNAME                       ACTION_NAME                  TIMESTAMP
  ------------------------------ ---------------------------- ---------
  SYSTEM                         DROP PUBLIC SYNONYM          26-FEB-15
  SYSTEM                         DROP PUBLIC SYNONYM          26-FEB-15
  SYSTEM                         CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM        26-FEB-15
  SYSTEM                         CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM        26-FEB-15
  

  Where is my mistake?

  Thank you.

  Martin

  You level DROP ANY TRIGGER, this been verified if TEST_TRG user deleted a trigger to another schema, not his own.

  turn on: trigger access check;

  -recreate the trigger in the test_trg schema

  -to connect with test_trg, put his own trigger

  -check the audit records

• We must register if the trigger was disable

  Hi all

  Will have one of the scenarios,

  If the trigger has been disabled, then we need to insert another table through trigger for the details of the audit, if possible.

  Please tel me your suggestion...

  I thank in advance

  If I understand, you want to detect when a person turns off a trigger?  What if a person disabled, for example by causing an error in an addiction? It is difficult to trigger detection.

  Anyway if the first case, you could add a DDL on "AFTER ALTER" trigger on the schema or DB you want to monitor.  I wouldn't not recommend myself well.  But something like...

  create or replace trigger AASCH_TRIGGER after alter on schema

  declare

  vOwner varchar2 (30);

  VNAME varchar2 (30);

  vType varchar2 (30);

  vStatus varchar2 (50);

  Start

  Select ora_dict_obj_owner, ora_dict_obj_name, ora_dict_obj_type

  in vOwner, vname, vType

  Double;

  If ora_dict_obj_type = "TRIGGER" then

  Select the STATE

  in vStatus

  from user_triggers

  where trigger_name = VNAME;

  If vStatus <> 'ACTIVE' then

  -Do something, e-mail or other

  end if;

  end if;

  end;

  /

• DDL trigger

  Hello

  I tried DDL audit for help from under the sql statement,

  Audit on schema.tablename by access;

  This can be disabled by the No. AUDIT statement by the owner of the table.

  Please suggest me if DDL trigger can be used, if so, please help me with the script to create the trigger so that the DDL statement issued by the owner of the table can be monitored and verified.

  
  

  I don't know exactly why you need, but here is an example of code to audit the DDL from a particular table

  ------------

  -Table to contain the audit entries

  create the table aud_log_btopg

  (

  VARCHAR2 (50) of the event.

  object_name varchar (1000).

  object_type varchar2 (50).

  action_date varchar2 (50).

  machine to varchar2 (50).

  program varchar2 (50).

  OSUSER varchar2 (50).

  dbuser varchar2 (50).

  sql_text varchar2 (1000)

  )

  /

  -Trigger to insert audit logging information in the table above

  create or replace trigger aud_ddl_btopg
after create or alter or drop on &SCHEMA
declare
  v_num NUMBER;
  sql_stmt varchar2(2000);
  sql_text ora_name_list_t;
  l_sysevent varchar2(50);
  l_obj_name varchar2(50);
  l_obj_type varchar2(50);
  l_machine varchar2(50);
  l_prog varchar2(50);
  l_osuser varchar2(50);
  l_username varchar2(50);
  l_date varchar2(100);
begin
  -- if object of interest
  if ora_dict_obj_name = '&YOUR_TABLE' THEN
  -- get SQL executed
  v_num := ora_sql_txt(sql_text);
  FOR i in 1..NVL(v_num,0) LOOP
  sql_stmt:=sql_stmt||sql_text(i);
  END LOOP; 
  -- get the rest of the audit information
  select ora_sysevent,ora_dict_obj_name,ora_dict_obj_type,
  to_char(sysdate,'fm dd/Mon/yyyy HH:MI:SS AM'),
  machine,program,osuser,username into l_sysevent,l_obj_name,l_obj_type,l_date,l_machine,l_prog,l_osuser,l_username
  from v$session
  where audsid = sys_context( 'userenv', 'sessionid' ); 
  -- insert into audit table
  insert into aud_log_btopg values (l_sysevent,l_obj_name,l_obj_type,l_date,l_machine,l_prog,l_osuser,l_username,sql_stmt); 
  if ( sql%rowcount <> 1 )
  then
  raise_application_error
  ( -20001, 'Unable to id your session' );
  end if; 
  end if;
end;
/

  ----

  I would not recommend the use of this type of audit in the production databases. Do not try to reinvent the wheel and use that provides the database.

  Rgds,

  IonutC

• SQL trace or audit?

  Dear friends, DBA,

  Version of DB - 11.1.0.7

  I have a situation where I have to trace SQLs run by a specific user. The user executes the action click in front end application and I need to follow what SQLs it is running in the database.

  This is not feasible with the tracing session level that the session ID changes in the course of the series click and go the actions performed by this user in the application.

  What would be an apt approach to follow the action performed by the user on the database? An option of the audit?

  Thank you.

  within the LOGON trigger you could do as below based on the value of the USER

  ALTER SESSION SET SQL_TRACE = TRUE;

• APEX: Audit trail, what status of transaction has been validated

  Hi Expert, need your help fast

  I created an audit to capture file that made the changes and what has been done changes when

  never the Delete / Update / MRU /MRD is clicked

  The question is what is the transition_name to tell me that the user has clicked the button Delete or MRU, etc.

  while I can store in the Audit file.

  That is to say I don't know who, when and what the transition was done

  Hi JAS-Oracle,

  JAS-Oracle wrote:

  Hi Expert, need your help fast

  I created an audit to capture file that made the changes and what has been done changes when

  never the Delete / Update / MRU /MRD is clicked

  The question is what is the transition_name to tell me that the user has clicked the button Delete or MRU, etc.

  while I can store in the Audit file.

  That is to say I don't know who, when and what the transition was done

  I think you can use the trigger to achieve

  for example

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER  "MY_TABLE_BIU_TRG"
  BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE
    ON MY_TABLE
    FOR EACH ROW
  BEGIN
    IF INSERTING THEN
        :NEW.CREATED_DATE := SYSDATE;
        :NEW.CREATED_BY := NVL (v ('APP_USER'), USER);
        :NEW.TRANSITION := 'Insert';
    END IF;
    IF UPDATING THEN
        :NEW.MODIFIED_DATE := SYSDATE;
        :NEW.MODIFIED_BY := NVL (v ('APP_USER'), USER);
        :NEW.TRANSITION := 'Update';
    END IF;
  
  END;
  

  Hope this will give you an idea.

  Kind regards

  Jitendra

• Insert an Update statement in a Trigger

  I'm new to APEX and I'm trying to determine the best place to put an update for an audit table.

  This is the trigger that I work with:

  create or replace trigger "LEASES_T1"
  BEFORE
  insert or update or delete on "LEASES"
  for each row
  begin
      if inserting then
          :new.CREATION_DATE := sysdate;
          :new.created_by := nvl(v('APP_USER'),user);
          :new.last_update_date := sysdate;
          :new.last_update_by := nvl(v('APP_USER'),user);
  
      elsif updating then
          :new.last_update_date := sysdate;
          :new.last_update_by := nvl(v('APP_USER'),user);
      end if;
  
  end;
  INSERT INTO LEASE_AUDIT (LEASE_ID) VALUES (P2_ROWID);
  
  

  
  It is a basic triggers relaxation I raised a stock APEX.  It works fine without the addition of the audit at the end.  It updates the data created or changed for a table called LEASES.  During the same operation, I want to record this action in the audit table, LEASE_AUDIT.  The barebones for this statement is on line 18, above.

  Passing through some other posts which dealt with similar issues, it seemed that it would be timely to update in the trigger, but I don't know where it would go.  In this case, the statement is at the end, since it does not matter whether registration in the leases table exists or not.  The PK for LEASES is configured to be a ROWID generated by the screen (I have since been notified that a sequence may be a better method).

  So, how framing this statement to work?  Or is this oddball approach?

  I'm on APEX 4.2.4 on 11g.  My experience has been Access and VBA, mainly on autonomous databases (non-SQL Server backend).

  Thank you!

  I think a composed trigger may be the way to go.  I'll throw it against the wall and see if it sticks.

  Thank you!

• Database trigger can not see the package global variable after assign in my form

  Hello

  I faced the problem with the trigger and the package variable global using the form designer

  first of all, I get the local IP address machine using WEBUTIL in triggering of the PREFORM and initialize my global package variable by ' Client_Info_Pkg.Set_IP_Address (WEBUTIL_CLIENTINFO.» GET_IP_ADDRESS); ", then I tried to make the DML operation in my form and at the same time I trigger database also uses the package global variable of" Client_Info_Pkg.Gand_IP_Address; "to read in the package, and then insert it into the audit table

  
  

  The question this database trigger may not feel the initialization "Client_Info_Pkg.Set_IP_Address (WEBUTIL_CLIENTINFO. GET_IP_ADDRESS)' I did in triggering of the PREFORM and I used to wonder if oracle create new session to run this trigger so he can't see my boot or what?!. .

  the package

  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE Client_Info_Pkg

  Global_IP_Address VARCHAR2 (100);

  FUNCTION Get_IP_Address RETURN VARCHAR2;

  PROCEDURE Set_IP_Address (p_Machine_Name IN VARCHAR2);

  END Client_Info_Pkg;

  /

  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY Client_Info_Pkg

  FUNCTION Get_IP_Address RETURN VARCHAR2 IS

  BEGIN

  RETURN Global_IP_Address;

  END;

  PROCEDURE Set_IP_Address (p_IP_Address IN VARCHAR2) IS

  BEGIN

  Global_IP_Address: = p_IP_Address;

  END;

  END Client_Info_Pk

  relaxation

  --------------

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER RUNERP.FO_DOC_TYPES_L_T

  BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE OR DELETE ON FO_DOC_TYPES

  REFERRING AGAIN AS NINE OLD AND OLD

  FOR EACH LINE

  BEGIN

  IF THE INSERTION

  RUN IMMEDIATELY ' INSERT INTO FO_DOC_TYPES_LOG

  VALUES ("I",: DOC_TYPE_ID,: DOC_TYPE_VALUE,: DOC_TYPE_NAME,: Vip_Address' HELP: NEW.) DOC_TYPE_ID,: NEW. DOC_TYPE_VALUE,: NEW. DOC_TYPE_NAME, Client_Info_Pkg.Get_IP_Address;

  END IF;

  IF THE UPDATE CAN

  RUN IMMEDIATELY ' INSERT INTO FO_DOC_TYPES_LOG

  VALUES ("U",: DOC_TYPE_ID,: DOC_TYPE_VALUE,: DOC_TYPE_NAME,: Vip_Address) "USING: NEW." DOC_TYPE_ID,: NEW. DOC_TYPE_VALUE,: NEW. DOC_TYPE_NAME, Client_Info_Pkg.Get_IP_Address;

  END IF;

  IF REMOVE THEN

  RUN IMMEDIATELY ' INSERT INTO FO_DOC_TYPES_LOG

  VALUES ("D",: DOC_TYPE_ID,: DOC_TYPE_VALUE,: DOC_TYPE_NAME,: Vip_Address) "USING: NEW." DOC_TYPE_ID,: NEW. DOC_TYPE_VALUE,: NEW. DOC_TYPE_NAME, Client_Info_Pkg.Get_IP_Address;

  END IF;

  END;

  /

  Thanks in advance

  I solved my problem by using the CONTEXT object, Michael thank you for your interest.

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