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• Backup Tables, triggers and packages/procedures

  Oracle 11.2 and Developer SQL 3.2.

  For the backup of the data, I use OEM/Rman to schedule a backup.  My understanding, these are usually data only (physical backup).

  Now, I want to make the backup of the logic for the tables, packages/procedures and triggers.  I currently use Oracle SQL Developer to export as separate SQL files.

  I wonder if there are any other options to save the tables, procedures and triggers?

  Currently I am guard three types of backups:

  (1) creation of user scripts, role and grant the user privileges.

  (2) tables, packages/procedures and triggers saved via Oracle SQL Developer

  (3) data ora saved through OEM

  Total crash of DB, I'll run the script to create users, role, and grant privileges.  Then log in as an authorized user and run the sql scripts to create the tables, procedures, packages, and triggers; Finally, to recover the data via RMAN.

  Is this a good practice for backup/recovery, or there are ways to do better?

  Thank you.

  Scott

  scottjhn wrote:

  Oracle 11.2 and Developer SQL 3.2.

  For the backup of the data, I use OEM/Rman to schedule a backup.

  Additional OEM backup.

  The backup operation is made by rman.

  My understanding, these are usually data only (physical backup).

  RMAN backup of the physical database.  Technically, it makes copies of data blocks in the data files.  He does not know, nor she cares, that contains a given block.  And this data block "term" is wider than you can imagine.  Consider this: the entire database - tables, indexes, the data dictionary (which itself is nothing more than a collection of tables), stored the DDL, code compiled... everything fits in these data files and data files are all made up of blocks of 'data '.

  Now, I want to make the backup of the logic for the tables, packages/procedures and triggers.  I currently use Oracle SQL Developer to export as separate SQL files.

  I wonder if there are any other options to save the tables, procedures and triggers?

  That's what rman.  backup of tables, procedures, triggers,... everything.

  Currently I am guard three types of backups:

  (1) creation of user scripts, role and grant the user privileges.

  (2) tables, packages/procedures and triggers saved via Oracle SQL Developer

  (3) data ora saved through OEM

  Total crash of DB, I'll run the script to create users, role, and grant privileges.

  DB crash, you want to have a database to run these scripts.  You will FIRST need to restore/recovery database... backups rman.

  Then log in as an authorized user and run the sql scripts to create the tables, procedures, packages and triggers.

  ; You don't have to run all the scripts, because all the tables, procedures/packckages, and triggers will have already been restored by rman when he corrected/restored the database.

  Finally, retrieve the data via RMAN.

  And, precisely, what do you think this means at this point?

  Is this a good practice for backup/recovery, or there are ways to do better?

  There are much better ways.  Especially what you describe will not work.

  You have a serious misunderstanding on what rman is and does.  You need to spend some serious time, read the rman users guide, at https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/backup.112/e10642/toc.htm

  And, FWIW, I would NOT recommend depending on the OEM manufacturer to plan backups or perform a recovery.

• How to know the name (package, procedures or functions) for current sessions

  Hi all

  I am DBA and I want to find a way to get the object name regardless (packages, procedures or functions) for the current statement running in the current session.

  To specify when I open the browser session of Toad, I can see the active sessions and the current statement for each session, but without the name of the object.
  
  
  
  
  Is it possible to know this point.
  
  
  Thanks in advance

  Select *.

  from dba_objects

  When object_id in (select nvl (t.PLSQL_ENTRY_OBJECT_ID-1)

  v $ session t

  where sid = 452)

  -----

  Ramin Hashimzade

• The packaged procedures, subsidies and reports

  My custom label warning: I'm a newbie, forced to be a generator of queries of database by need, please bear with my horrible explanations. I searched Google this until the end of google and can not find an answer to my particular problem, if I was able to solve many questions to get here - so, I'll try.
  
  Now, I have determined that a NOTICE that I had written for purposes of end-user reports using crystals, our 11 g database, wasn't going to work. I needed to integrate date parameters IN the body of the view/query. So I thought I'd build myself a packaged procedure.
  
  This works. It gives me the data I want (when I am logged in as owner of the schema).
  
  HOWEVER - I now understand that the procedures work as seen in that, if I have specific tables selected, in the procedure, users who run it must have separate SELECT privileges on each table referenced in the procedure? I don't have to do it, with a view, aren't I right? If I build a view and a PUBLIC SYNONYM for this point of view, and grant SELECT to the role that users have, they can see the data.
  
  And to continue that - I - I also understood I must grant EXECUTE on each individual USER privileges and cannot accomplish role, with a packaged procedure?
  
  Thank you!

  Hello

  EM says:
  Now, I have determined that a NOTICE that I had written for purposes of end-user reports using crystals, our 11 g database, wasn't going to work. I needed to integrate date parameters IN the body of the view/query.

  I don't know what you mean by 'embed' date settings.
  There are ways to have a view depend of parameters, such as the view does not have to be recompiled when the parameters change. I wouldn't say that the settings are included in the view. In addition, different sessions can use the display at the same time, each (potentially) with its own parameters.
  One way to store the parameters so that the view can refer to them is a global temporary Table.
  (Variables SYS_CONTEXT is another, but for the DATE parameters, I think a global temporary table would be easier).

  So I thought I'd build myself a packaged procedure.

  This works. It gives me the data I want (when I am logged in as owner of the schema).

  HOWEVER - I now understand that the procedures work as seen in that, if I have specific tables selected, in the procedure, users who run it must have separate SELECT privileges on each table referenced in the procedure?

  There are 2 types of procedures: AUTHID DEFINE and AUTHID CURRENT_USER.
  AUTHID DEFINE is the default value. When the tracks of the procedure, everything inside is done with the privileges of the owner of the procedure, so that the owner of the procedure needs the privileges on the tables, views, and other necessary procedures. The user who runs it must only EXECUTE privileges on the procedure itself.
  AUTHID CURRENT_USER is as you have described above. One who executes the procedure needs privileges on all objects referenced in the procedure.

  I don't have to do it, with a view, aren't I right? If I build a view and a PUBLIC SYNONYM for this point of view, and grant SELECT to the role that users have, they can see the data.

  It's true. If, for example, they want to make reference to the view from their own point of view, or in the stored procedures, but no not just to use the view in queries, users need additional privileges. Notice that this is similar way privileges are dealt with in the AUTHID DEFINE procedures.

  And to continue that - I - I also understood I must grant EXECUTE on each individual USER privileges and cannot accomplish role, with a packaged procedure?

  No, EXECUTE privileges can be granted through roles.
  Perhaps you are blend with the privileges of the object. If the procedure is AUTHID DEFINE, then the owner of the procedure must have all the necessary privileges granted directly, not by a role. This only applies to the owner; others who call the procedure just EXECUTE privilege, and it's okay if this privilege comes through a role.

  I don't know very well your needs, but it looks like you want really a view and a way to specify settings that does not need to grant privileges to each individual user. If so, a view and a global temporary table to hold the settings, sounds like a good option. You can grant SELECT on the view privileges and all privileges on the global temporary table, in a role. users will no longer have this role.

  If you want help, CREATE TABLE and INSERT to your base tables statements, two sets of parameters and the content of the display you want to see for each set of parameters.
  Do you want the settings to default values? Give an example.

• Tlist to reliable independent package/procedure/function

  I want to know the list of tables with is not in the package/procedure and function.
  
  I did a procedure to find a few tables, but do not come from this procedure. It is not also the view user_source. But the tables are usued on this particular package.
  
  
  create table procedure_name (proc_name varchar2 (30), varchar2 (30)) from table_name;
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE prc_table_found IS
  cursor c1 is select table_name DISTINCT from user_tables;
  v_table_name varchar2 (30);
  v_str varchar2 (10000);
  TYPE t_procedure IS TABLE OF THE user_source.name%TYPE;
  l_tab t_procedure;
  BEGIN
  Open c1;
  loop
  Fetch c1 into v_table_name;
  OUTPUT WHEN c1% NOTFOUND;
  v_str: =' select distinct name from user_source
  where the text like ' | " ' ||' %'|| v_table_name | » %'||'''';
  dbms_output.put_line (v_str);
  execute immediate v_str in bulk collect into l_tab;
  If l_tab.count > 0 then
  for me in l_tab.first... loop of l_tab. Last
  Insert into procedure_name (proc_name, table_name) values (l_tab (i), v_table_name);
  commit;
  end loop;
  on the other
  null;
  end if;
  end loop;
  Close c1;
  END;
  
  exec prc_table_found;
  
  Select distinct table_name from user_tables
  less
  Select distinct procedure_name tbl_name
  ;

  Hello
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B14117_01/server.101/b10755/statviews_2513.htm

  Something like that

  select *
    from user_tables t
   where t.table_name not in ( select distinct e.referenced_name
                                 from user_dependencies e
                                where e.referenced_type = 'TABLE'
                             )
  

  Edited by: user6806750 the 14.10.2011 01:00

• Check the package/procedure for a user level privileges

  Hi gurus,
  How to check the package/procedure for a user-level privileges? as dba_tab_privs for the tables.
  
  for example: grant execute on User1 dbms_scheduler.
  now I must verify that user1 has run on dbms_scheduler privilege or not.
  
  What is the advice for this?
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Charles

  SQL> select privilege, count(*) from dba_tab_privs group by privilege order by 1;
  
  PRIVILEGE                       COUNT(*)
  ---------------------------------------- ----------
  ALTER                               19
  DEBUG                              256
  DELETE                              131
  DEQUEUE                            3
  EXECUTE                           19315
  FLASHBACK                          52
  INDEX                               14
  INSERT                              137
  MERGE VIEW                          36
  ON COMMIT REFRESH                     52
  QUERY REWRITE                          52
  
  PRIVILEGE                       COUNT(*)
  ---------------------------------------- ----------
  READ                                7
  REFERENCES                          54
  SELECT                                3752
  UNDER                                3
  UPDATE                              111
  WRITE                                5
  
  17 rows selected.
  

  DBA_TAB_PRIVS is more than simple tables.

• Call a package.procedure that accepts an array type.

  I get the error message "Error (45.20): PLS-00330: incorrect use of the name of type or subtype" when I run the SP procedure when it calls the d.is_date procedure that accepts an array as the second parameter.
  
  Here's the short code for package.procedures that contain the "is_date.
  
  I tried several things and can't seem to get the SP to compile.
  Thank you.
  
  
  
  create or replace
  PROCEDURE SP ACE
  
  valid_out boolean;
  date of date_out;
  date_fmt_out varchar2 (30);
  
  type of Mask_Tabtype is
  table of varchar2 (30)
  index of directory;
  
  FMT Mask_Tabtype;
  
  BEGIN
  FMT (1): = 'fxDD-MON-RR ';
  FMT (2): = 'fxDD-MON-YYYY ';
  FMT (3): = 'fxDD-LUN;
  FMT (4): = ' fxMM/DD ";
  FMT (5): = ' fxMM/RRRR ";
  
  d.Is_Date ('test', Mask_Tabtype, Valid_out, Date_out, Date_Fmt_out);
  
  END SP;
  
  
  create or replace package d as
  
  type of Mask_Tabtype is
  table of varchar2 (30)
  index of directory;
  
  FMT Mask_Tabtype;
  
  Procedure Is_Date (Value_in in varchar2,
  Tab in Mask_Tabtype,
  Valid_out Boolean
  Date_out date,
  Date_Fmt_out out varchar2);
  end of;
  
  
  
  create or replace package body d as
  Whole Fmt_Count;
  Date of Date_Val: = null;
  Date_Fmt varchar2 (30): = ' fxMM/JJ/AAAA ";
  
  Procedure Is_Date (value_in in varchar2, Mask_Tabtype tab,
  Valid_out Boolean, Date_out date, Date_Fmt_Out out varchar2)
  is
  
  Start
  / * Logic here removed to make more small
  .........
  */
  End Is_date;
  End of;

  Ah, it's because you have tab_masktype stated in the package and in the calling code.

  Change your PS procedure declaration to be:

  Fmts d.Mask_Tabtype;
  

  and there is no need to declare Mast_tabtype in this procedure.

• Global variables packed... rather than packaged procedure parameters...

  Hello
  There is only one version of procedures packed with parameters that are called in the following diagram.

  Package test
  
    function A(p1)
  
      as
  
       begin
  
         return x;
  
       end;
  
       
  
    procedure test1(x1 ..... ,
  
                           x2 tab%rowtype)
  
       as
  
         local_1 .....;
  
  
  
         begin
  
             ....
  
            local_:=A(p=>....);  /*the function is called*/
  
            test2(x3=>x1,     
  
                     x2=>x4);      /*the below procedure is called*/  
  
         end;
  
  
  
    procedure test2(x3 .....,
  
                            x4 tab%rowtype)
  
     as
  
       begin
  
           .....                 /*before the commit another procedure 
  
                                   is called (which is also declared in this package
  
                                   but is not written here....)*/
  
           insert into .....
  
           commit;
  
       end;

  Instead of passing parameters of the procedure for the procedure to be used in the last procedure, namely in test2, I consider to change the schema above and declare a packaged global variable which are available to all procedures in the package...
  Something like...

  package test
  
   as
  
      x1 ......;
  
     x2  tab%rowtype;
  
     <other variables>
  
    function A;
  
    procedure test1;
  
    procedure test2;
  
    ......

  Is there another way...?
  
  Note: I use DB 10.2.0.4
  Thank you
  SIM

  the only danger is almost simultaneously in the same session
  two executions of the packaged procedures/functions are running

  But that can never happen.

  A session is single-threaded (I don't know if it's the correct term).

  You cannot run two... things... at the same time.

• The call to package.procedure thanks to DAD and it says error HTTP 404 not found

  I have a url works fine with package.procedure which has some html and JavaScript as follows:
  
  http://hostname:port/dad_name/package.procedure
  
  Regardless of the procedures in this package works very well. But when I create a new package with a different name and the same procedures, it gives me
  Not found
  The requested URL /dad_name/new_package.procedure was not found on this server.
  
  Both packages have same subsidies. I'm missing something.
  
  Is - this WHAT FATHER modplsql has any place where he lists the objects that can be accessed via the URL? I checked the dad.conf, he has not an exclusive list in there.
  
  Thanks in advance
  KK

  you did not mention the name of schema. did you?
  What server component applications do you work?

• Copy the package/procedure of a diagram to another diagram

  Dear all,

  I have two of the schema in a single database. I need to copy all A scheme procedures in scfhema B.Is there an easy way to copy only the packages and procedures? If there is no code existing please let me know.

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

  "CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production."

  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

  Regsards,

  S.Balraj

  Dear all,

  Here's the good explantion

  http://www.ulaska.com/Oracle/copy_object_between_schemas.html

• How to pass objects in PL SQL packaged procedure as parameters to java

  Hello

  His summer job where I created type next. But when we used inside the package, it does not work...

  create or replace package pack1

  T_n ARRAY TYPE IS NUMBER (10);

  PROCEDURE insrt_pay (p_array IN t_n, p_values OUT NUMBER) IS

  v_cnt NUMBER (10): = 0;

  BEGIN

  BECAUSE me in 1... p_array. COUNTING LOOP

  v_cnt: = v_cnt + (i) p_array;

  END LOOP;

  p_values: = v_cnt;

  END;

  end pack1;

  It is now possible in 12 c:

  JDBC reference information: use of Types of PL/SQL

• How to run the packaged procedure with Ref Cursor

  Hello.
  The question may be very simple for you... but I was confused how to run
  I have the following package

  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE CURSPKG AS 
      TYPE T_CURSOR IS REF CURSOR; 
      PROCEDURE OPEN_ONE_CURSOR (N_EMPNO IN NUMBER, 
                                 IO_CURSOR IN OUT T_CURSOR); 
      
  END CURSPKG;
  / 
  
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY CURSPKG AS
      PROCEDURE OPEN_ONE_CURSOR (N_EMPNO IN NUMBER,
                                 IO_CURSOR IN OUT T_CURSOR)
      IS 
          V_CURSOR T_CURSOR; 
      BEGIN 
          IF N_EMPNO <> 0 
          THEN
               OPEN V_CURSOR FOR 
               SELECT EMP.EMPNO, EMP.ENAME, DEPT.DEPTNO, DEPT.DNAME 
                    FROM EMP, DEPT 
                    WHERE EMP.DEPTNO = DEPT.DEPTNO 
                    AND EMP.EMPNO = N_EMPNO;
  
          ELSE 
               OPEN V_CURSOR FOR 
               SELECT EMP.EMPNO, EMP.ENAME, DEPT.DEPTNO, DEPT.DNAME 
                    FROM EMP, DEPT 
                    WHERE EMP.DEPTNO = DEPT.DEPTNO;
  
          END IF;
          IO_CURSOR := V_CURSOR; 
      END OPEN_ONE_CURSOR; 
  
      
  END CURSPKG;
  /

  But I want to test (run) this procedure...
  But confused how to have Ref Cursor
  Could you help me in this...
  
  Thank you

  You must declare a variable of type T_CURSOR and pass it to the procedure like this.

  declare
    lOutCursor CURSPKG.T_CURSOR;
  begin
    CURSPKG.OPEN_ONE_CURSOR(, lOutCursor);
  end;
  

• Newbie - how to import the package, procedures, etc.?

  I used the "data export", the computer of the developer, expoty tables, export procedures, export Packages, etc. in a file
  SQL Developer.
  
  In Sql Developer, how to import tables, import procedures, import packages on my computer "REAL LIVE"?
  
  I want to copy the Package, the copy procedure, etc. 'computing Developer' to computer "LIVE REAL DATA?
  
  
  TIA
  Steve42

  If you have access to 2 databases of your sqldev client (and therefore have connections put in place for both of them), just run the export file obtained from the DB dev as a script (F5), using the connection to the production DB (drop-down menu at the top right).

  Have fun
  K.

• 1.5.4 - packages, procedures and triggers are gone

  I recently downloaded and tried to start using the new version of SQL Developer, and I had to spend for my work soe because triggers and a few packages and procedures are not appearing in the navigation area.
  
  Any ideas?

  Restored dba_ queries * in the line of code 2.0.

• Oracle Package.Procedure execute privileges

  What Oracle DataDictionary Table contains the user privileges to
  run a different patterns of procedures-
  
  
  Thank you!

  I am not giving you the complete SQL statement...

  But

  Select do.owner, table_name, object_type privilege from the PAO, DBA_OBJECTS DO DBA_TAB_PRIVS
  where dtp.owner = and table_name =
  and dtp.owner = do.owner and dtp.table_name = do.object_name
  /

  Let us know the results. Only the Table_Name columns store package names?