I don't want clients see my stored procedures,Is there anyway to encrypt oracle stored procedures??
You can "wrap" a pl/sql package body. It is obfuscated - see Here
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I configured the jndi datasource and connected to the Oracle database, now I want to call the existing procedure named exampleProcedure that is stored there to fetch the data. I found this stackoverflow question that may be related to my issue, but how to store the incoming data?
I need to create a flat file using script/stored procedure in toad for oracle. I can't use UTL_FILE here because of the privilege reason.
Please do not suggest me export wizard.
Thanks in advance.
Creating an external table that writes into a file might be an option too: External Table Concepts
The advantage is you can use/execute it anywhere (Toad, procedure call in DB, SQL console, etc)
If you need it only once or a few times I would use as already mentioned: spool file or the dbms_output package.
Is there any function in oracle similar to encrypt/decrypt functions in MySql?
If not how to proceed in oracle ?
Take a look at DBMS_CRYPTO
It has methods to encrypt and decrypt data built in. Better than writing your own.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/d_crypto.htm
I am using SQL Developer 1.5.5 and I need to export some tables from an Oracle 11g database to an xls file. I have tried using spool, but I cannot put in a stored procedure as error comes up. Is there some other alternative to do this?
I am trying to create reports from data base by executing the procedure.
Thanks.
Anton Scheffer (from AMIS.NL) wrote an APEX plugin to load Oracle data into a Excel file. It works very well and it can be used alone (without APEX) with a additional work.
Check out: http://technology.amis.nl/2011/02/19/create-an-excel-file-with-plsql/
You can also use SQLX (see http://technology.amis.nl/2006/01/20/generate-anative-excel-file-with-sqlx/) but it could be very complex depending on what you ha
There is an Oracle DB to which I have access. I can view its packages using Aqua Data Studio and make queries to it. I don't have any access to the filesystem of the server.
There is also a binary that uses that database by calling stored procedures from it.
I want to know which stored procedures and with what parameters are used by this binary. It seems to be impossible to do with "Statement monitor for Oracle" - it only logs direct query calls, not stored procedures.
Can it be done with built-in trace if I don't have access to the filesystem?
Is there some other tool?
You can use the DBMS_PROFILER package: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/appdev.920/a96624/12_tune.htm#45936
You can try PLSQL/Developer,it support to debug your procedure step by step.