Masking of data with Oracle 10 g Data Pump

Dear all,

I have to hide certain data confidential all import in specific tables. I am currently using below mentioned oracle version

Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Prod

In 11g, there is an option in datapump called REMAP_DATA. Is there an equivalent feature in version 10g?

Kind regards

S.balraj

I thought that 'no' was pretty clear.

DIY - or copy table, the mask sensitive data and then expdp / impdp copied or hide the data after the import.

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Format Mask property
Description

Specifies the display format and input accepted for data in text items.
Applies to  text item
Set  Form Builder, programmatically

Refer to Built-in

n     GET_ITEM_PROPERTY
n     SET_ITEM_PROPERTY

Required/Optional  optional 

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Character Strings
The following table describes valid format masks for character strings. 

Element     Example     Description
FM     FMXX99     Fill mode:  accept string as typed, do not right justify.  Allows end user input string to be shorter than the format mask.
X     XXXX     Any alphabetic, numeric, or special character.  End user input string must be exact length specified by format mask.
9     9999     Numeric characters only.  End user input string must be exact length specified by format mask.
A     AAAA     Alphabetic characters only.  End user input string must be exact length specified by format mask.
Character String Examples

Format Mask     Description
XXAA     Will accept: --ab, abcd, 11ab; will not accept: --11, ab11, or ab--(must use XX to accept hyphens and other special characters).
XXXX     Will accept any combination of alphabetic, numeric, or special characters: --ab, abcd, 11ab, --11, ab11, or ab--.  Will accept 1234 or abcd; will not accept 123 or abc.  (To accept input string shorter than mask, use FMXXXX.)
FMXX99     Will accept ab12, ab1, ab followed by two spaces; will not accept 12ab or abcd.  (To produce the Form Builder Version 3.0 Alpha datatype, use FMAAAAAA.)
n     To embed additional characters such as a hyphen (-) or a comma (,), surround the character with double-quotes (").
n     Embedded characters are separate from text item values and are not collated along with text item values, even when the end user enters them. 

NUMBERS

The following table describes valid format masks for numbers.

Element     Example     Description
9     9999     Number of nines determines display width.  Any leading zeros will be displayed as blanks.
0     0999     Display leading zeros.
0     9990     Display zero value as zero, not blank.
$     $9999     Prefix value with dollar sign.
B     B9999     Display zero value as blank, not "0".
MI     9999MI     Display "-" after a negative value.
PR     9999PR     Display a negative value in .
comma     9,999     Display a comma in this position.  For correct behavior in multilingual applications, substitute G to return the appropriate group (thousands) separator.
period     99.99     Display a decimal point in this position. For correct behavior in multilingual applications, substitute D to return the appropriate decimal separator.
E     9.999EEEE     Display in scientific notation (format must contain exactly four "E"s).
FM      FM999     Fill mode: accept string as typed, do not right justify.
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NUMBER Examples

Format Mask     Description
FM099"-"99"-"9999     Displays the social security number as formatted, including hyphens, even if end user enters only nine digits.To create a Social Security column, create an 11-character column, set to fixed length, with a format mask of 099"-"99"-"9999.  This mask will accommodate Social Security numbers that begin with zero, accepting 012-34-5678 or 012345678 (both stored as 012345678).
99999PR     Accepts -123; reformats as <123>.
999MI     Accepts -678; reformats as 678-.
9.999EEEE     Displays as 1.00E+20.
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Format Mask     User enters     Result
99.9     321.0     Invalid
99.9     21.01     Invalid
99.9     21.1     21.1
99.9     01.1     1.1
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MON     Name of month, 3-letter abbreviation.
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DD     Day of month (1-31).
D     Day of week (1-7; Sunday=1).
DAY     Name of day, padded with blanks to length of 9 characters.
DY     Name of day, 3-letter abbreviation.
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Format Mask     Description
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FMDD-MON-YY     Will accept 01-JAN-94.  Will also accept the entry of other delimiters, for example 01/JAN/94 and 01 JAN 94.  However, will not accept 01JAN94.  Will accept 1-JAN-94, converting it to 01-JAN-94.
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period     9.999     Displays a decimal point in this position. Displays a decimal point in this position.
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Format Mask     Description
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ALL_PEOPLE_F.FIRST_NAME,
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ALL_PEOPLE_F.SEX,
ALL_PEOPLE_F.NATIONALITY,
USER. USER_NAME,
ALL_PEOPLE_F.CREATED_BY,
ALL_PEOPLE_F.LAST_UPDATED_BY,
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ALL_PEOPLE_F.LAST_UPDATE_DATE,
ALL_PEOPLE_F.CREATION_DATE,
ALL_PEOPLE_F.EFFECTIVE_END_DATE,
USER. USER_ID,
ALL_PEOPLE_F.EFFECTIVE_START_DATE
from APPS. FND_USER USER, APPS. PER_ALL_PEOPLE_F ALL_PEOPLE_F
where (1 = 1)
And (ALL_PEOPLE_F.PERSON_ID = USER. EMPLOYEE_ID)
I don't see what is the problem here.
Someone can help me.
Thank you and best regards,
Krishna Prasad

I found the problem, its with the way ODI generated alias for the FND_USER table, by default it produces USER as an alias, which is a keyword from oracle. We just need to rename it to something else, and it worked.

Kill an Oracle 10 g data pump work
I have a snap task data pump import that loop forever. Probably because by mistake I started it as SYS instead of a particular schema owner. She correctly creates objects in the schema of right, because of the setting of PATTERNS, but he won't finish.
How can I kill it? I can see it in select * from dba_datapump_jobs; but not in dba_jobs.
I can stop it without having to restart the database?
Impdp comes with aid = clause of y.
When you issue, you will see the pricing clause and clause kill_job.
The documentation online at http://tahiti.oracle.com for your unknown version provides more information.

You try to read the documentation before asking a volunteer to make abstraction of the documentation on your behalf is strongly recommended.

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Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

Oracle 11 g 2 Standard Edition Data Pump

Hello

I understand that Data Pump is fully supported in Oracle 11 g 2, Standard Edition, and the one feature that is not included is "parallel." According to the http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/license.111/b28287/editions.htm, I noticed that for itself, Flashback Database is "N".

That being the case, anyone know if I can use expdp with the parameter 'FLASHBACK_TIME' or 'FLASHACBK_SCN' with Oracle 11 g 2 SE? We are a boutique EE here so I will dl/install SE and test it in-house, but if someone has tried already and you know the answer, it will save me a lot of time.

Thanks in advance.

Yes, you can use flashback_time and flashback_scn in itself. It is similar to using a query flashback that is supported and self-esteem (SE1).

Here is an example of flashback_time, but 10 gr 2 (don't have 11 GR 2 run immediately)

Connected to: Oracle Database 10g Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
Starting "SYSTEM"."SYS_EXPORT_SCHEMA_01":  system/******** dumpfile=dptest_fb.dmp schemas=sample include=table:" = 'CLASS'" flashback_time='2010-03-02:11:30:00'
Estimate in progress using BLOCKS method...
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE_DATA
Total estimation using BLOCKS method: 128 KB
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/INDEX
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/CONSTRAINT/CONSTRAINT
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/INDEX/STATISTICS/INDEX_STATISTICS
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/TRIGGER
Processing object type SCHEMA_EXPORT/TABLE/STATISTICS/TABLE_STATISTICS
. . exported "SAMPLE"."CLASS"                          87.64 KB     696 rows
Master table "SYSTEM"."SYS_EXPORT_SCHEMA_01" successfully loaded/unloaded

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oracle11g oracle introduced the new feature called oracle data dump. What is the difference in comparing utility imp/exp? can someone explain how to use this new feature

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Data pump is very fast, parallel importation is made in 11g. exp/imp sometimes fails due to problems of space on the server. but by using method of parallel import is performed. parallel importation is nothing but imported when 1 row have exported the corresponding row in the table, thus saving disk space. With Data Pump Import, a single stream of data load is about 15 to 45 times faster than the initial import.

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Hi all
Version of database - 11.2.0.3
RHEL 6
Size of the DB - 150 GB
I have to run a Migration of database from one server to another (AIX for Linux), we will use the data pump Option, we will migrate from Source to the target using schemas expdp option (5 patterns will be exported and imported on the target Machine). But it won't go live for target, after that the development of this migration team will do a job on this machine target which will take 2 days for them to fill in and to cultivate these 2 days, source database will run as production.
Now, I have obligation which, after the development team, complete their work that I have to the changes of 2 days of source to target after what target will act as production.
I want to know what options are available in Data Pump can I use to do this.
Kind regards

No business will update something that has some data that are no longer representative of live.

Sounds like a normal upgrade, but you test it just on a copy of the direct - make sure that the process works & then play it comfortable once again, but against your last set of timely production data.

Deans suggestion is fine, but rather than dropping coins and importation, personally I tend to keep things simple and do it all (datapump full schema if it is possible). Live in this way, you know that you put off, inclusive of all sequences and objects (sequences could be incremented, so you must re-create the fall /). Otherwise you are dividing a upgrade in stages, several measures to trace & more to examine potential conflicts. Even if they are simple, a full datapump would be preferable. Simple is always best with production data

Also - you do not know the changes that have been made to upgrade the new environment... so you roll this back etc? Useful to look at. Most of the migration would be a db via RMAN copy / transport-endian, as you must also make sure that you inherit all the subsidies system patterns, not only summary level.

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Hi people,
Nice day. I'd appreciate if I can get a data pump command to export the TABLE object in a specific schematic.
The server is a node RAC 4 with 16 CPU per node.
Thanks in advance
If all you want is table definitions, why can use you something like:

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