Oracle Streams and CLOB column
HelloWe use "Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64 bit. My question is "Does Oracle Streams capture, spreads (source capture method) and applies the CLOB column changes?"
If so, is this default behavior? Can we say Brooks to exclude all of the CLOB column (capture-spreading-request) process?
Thanks in advance!
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14229/strms_capture.htm#i1006263
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< DistrictCode > 12 < / DistrictCode >
< > 75 BranchCode < / BranchCode >
< > 8 CheckDigit < / CheckDigit >
< / ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber >
< BundleBusinessDate > 20090714 < / BundleBusinessDate >
< Cyclenumber(1,3) > 0 < / Cyclenumber(1,3) >
< ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber > 0701275380000002 < / ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber >
< ClippingOrigin >
< source > 0 < / original >
< CoordinateH1 > 0000 < / CoordinateH1 >
< CoordinateH2 > 0000 < / CoordinateH2 >
< CoordinateV1 > 0000 < / CoordinateV1 >
< CoordinateV2 > 0000 < / CoordinateV2 >
< / ClippingOrigin >
< LengthofImageReferenceKey > 0 < / LengthofImageReferenceKey >
< LengthofDigitalSignature > 0 < / LengthofDigitalSignature >
< LengthofImageData > 1 < / LengthofImageData >
< OffsetToImageData > 01001000 < / OffsetToImageData >
< / IVT >
< / IVT >
< IVA >
< IVA num = "1" >
< GlobalImageQuality > 0 < / GlobalImageQuality >
< GlobalImageUsability > 1 < / GlobalImageUsability >
< ImagingBankSpecificTest > 1 < / ImagingBankSpecificTest >
< / IVA >
< IVA num = "2" >
< GlobalImageQuality > 0 < / GlobalImageQuality >
< GlobalImageUsability > 1 < / GlobalImageUsability >
< ImagingBankSpecificTest > 1 < / ImagingBankSpecificTest >
< / IVA >
< / IVA >
< BCR >
< ItemsWithinBundleCount > 2 < / ItemsWithinBundleCount >
< BundleTotalAmount > 1500 < / BundleTotalAmount >
< MICRValidTotalAmount > 1500 < / MICRValidTotalAmount >
< / BCR >
< / ForwardBundle >
< COST >
< BundleCount > 1 < / BundleCount >
< ItemWithinCashLetterCount > 2 < / ItemWithinCashLetterCount >
< CashLetterTotalAmount > 1500 < / CashLetterTotalAmount >
< ImagesWithinCashLetterCount > 2 < / ImagesWithinCashLetterCount >
Bank of Asia < ECEInstitutionName > < / ECEInstitutionName >
< SettlementDate > 20090714 < / SettlementDate >
< / CCR >
< / collection >
< REC >
< CashLetterCount > 1 < / CashLetterCount >
< TotalRecordCount > 2 < / TotalRecordCount >
< TotalItemCount > 2 < / TotalItemCount >
< FileTotalAmount > 1500 < / FileTotalAmount >
Bank of Asia < ImmediateOriginContactName > < / ImmediateOriginContactName >
< ImmediateOriginContactNumber > XXX < / ImmediateOriginContactNumber >
< / REC >
< / OCE >
< / BACPSInterface > '
BFILENAME ('MY_INWARD', 'Outward.xml'));
COMMIT;What version of Oracle (4 digits) and what is the error?
It runs without error on 10.2.0.4 (although you can go directly from a CLOB to a DOMDocument via dbms_xmldom)
-- Created on 9/14/2009 by JH20567 declare -- Local variables here l_clob CLOB; l_parser dbms_xmlparser.Parser; l_doc dbms_xmldom.DOMDocument; begin -- Test statements here l_clob := '03 T 070 12 75 8 070 12 75 8 20090714 1047 N 20090714 1047 1047 01 BD 20090714 20090714 1047 I G 1 Bank Asia XXX I 070 12 75 8 070 12 75 8 20090714 20090714 1 070127538 20090714 1047 1047 N 070 12 75 8 0000334008221 1601735 500 0701275380000001 I 6 1 Y 0 0 0 F 20090714 1047 1047 N 070 12 75 8 0000345682256 1234567 1000 0701275380000002 I 6 1 Y 0 0 0 F 1 070 75 12 8 20090714 0000334008221 753 XXX Y 2 0 1 070 75 12 8 20090714 0000345682256 753 XXX Y 2 0 1 070 12 75 8 20090714 20090714 0701275380000001 Y 2 0 1 070 12 75 8 20090714 20090714 0701275380000002 Y 2 0 1 070 12 75 8 20090714 0 0 0 0 1 0 12235 0 1 070 12 75 8 20090714 0 0 0 0 1 0 12235 0 070 12 75 8 20090714 0 0701275380000001 0 0000 0000 0000 0000 0 0 1 01001000 070 12 75 8 20090714 0 0701275380000002 0 0000 0000 0000 0000 0 0 1 01001000 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 1500 1500 1 2 1500 2 Bank Asia 20090714 1 2 2 1500 Bank Asia XXX -
Why is a unique index created implicitly on a CLOB column?
Hello.
On a 9.2.0.7 db I modified a table to change a column in a CLOB, I saw that a unique index was implicitly created for the new column.
This is the normal of the alter behavior when you change a Long on the CLOB type? Why?
It's strange to me because later I inserted 3 folders on the table with the same text in the CLOB column (I guess the backs of oneness does not refer to the ascii content). What is unique?
Thanks in advance.SQL> select index_name, index_type, uniqueness from user_indexes where table_name = 'R2_CONFIG' and index_type = 'LOB'; INDEX_NAME INDEX_TYPE UNIQUENES ------------------------------ --------------------------- --------- SYS_IL0000012898C00006$$ LOB UNIQUEfsanchezherrero wrote:
I also noticed that I can not rebuild the index for the tablespace where the other indexes. Is this normal?
As I said, Oracle maintains LOBINDEX internal. You can not just move to a different tablespace. And unless you're on 8.0, you can't even set/alter tablespace using ALTER TABLE, although Oracle allows you to specify CREATE TABLE:
SQL> create table t(id number,c clob) 2 lob(c) store as c_clob(index(tablespace example)) 3 / Table created. SQL> select index_name, index_type,tablespace_name from user_indexes where table_name = 'T'; INDEX_NAME INDEX_TYPE TABLESPACE_NAME ------------------------------ --------------------------- ------------------------------ SYS_IL0000109090C00002$$ LOB USERS SQL> drop table t 2 / Table dropped. SQL> create table t(id number,c clob) 2 lob(c) store as c_clob(tablespace example index(tablespace users)) 3 / Table created. SQL> select index_name, index_type,tablespace_name from user_indexes where table_name = 'T'; INDEX_NAME INDEX_TYPE TABLESPACE_NAME ------------------------------ --------------------------- ------------------------------ SYS_IL0000109093C00002$$ LOB EXAMPLEAt least they fixed ALTER TABLE:
SQL> alter table t modify lob(c) (index(tablespace userts)) 2 / alter table t modify lob(c) (index(tablespace userts)) * ERROR at line 1: ORA-22853: invalid LOB storage option specificationSY.
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