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Oracle Product-Specific PackagesTable 8–1Package NameDBMS_AQDBMS_AQADMDBMS_AQELMDBMS_AQINDBMS_CHANGE_NOTIFICATIONDBMS_CRYPTODBMS_DATAPUMPDBMS_DB_VERSIONDBMS_DDLDBMS_DEBUGDBMS_DESCRIBEDBMS_EPGDBMS_ERRLOGDMBS_FILE_TRANSFERDMBS_FLASHBACKDBMS_JOBDBMS_LOBDBMS_LOCK(Cont.) Summary of Oracle Supplied PL/SQL PackagesDescriptionLets you add a message (of a predefined object type)onto a queue or to dequeue a message.Lets you perform administrative functions on a queue orqueue table for messages of a predefined object type.Provides procedures to manage the configuration ofAdvanced Queuing asynchronous notification by e-mailand HTTP.Plays a part in providing secure access to the Oracle JMSinterfaces.Is part of a set of features that clients use to receivenotifications when result sets of a query have changed.The package contains interfaces that can be used bymid-tier clients to register objects and specify deliverymechanisms.Lets you encrypt and decrypt stored data, can be used inconjunction with PL/SQL programs running networkcommunications, and supports encryption and hashingalgorithms.Lets you move all, or part of, a database betweendatabases, including both data and metadata.Specifies the Oracle version numbers and otherinformation useful for simple conditional compilationselections based on Oracle versions.Provides access to some SQL DDL statements fromstored procedures, and provides special administrationoperations not available as DDLs.Implements server-side debuggers and provides a wayto debug server-side PL/SQL program units.Describes the arguments of a stored procedure with fullname translation and security checking.Implements the embedded PL/SQL gateway thatenables a web browser to invoke a PL/SQL storedprocedure through an HTTP listener.Provides a procedure that enables you to create an errorlogging table so that DML operations can continue afterencountering errors rather than abort and roll back.Lets you copy a binary file within a database or totransfer a binary file between databases.Lets you flash back to a version of the database at aspecified wall-clock time or a specified system changenumber (SCN).Lets you schedule administrative procedures that youwant performed at periodic intervals; it is also theinterface for the job queue.Provides general purpose routines for operations onOracle Large Object (LOBs) data types - BLOB, CLOB(read/write), and BFILEs (read-only).Lets you request, convert and release locks throughOracle Lock Management services.8-6 SQL Developer Online Help
Oracle Product-Specific PackagesTable 8–1Package NameDBMS_METADATADBMS_OBFUSCATION_TOOLKITDBMS_OUTPUTDBMS_PIPEDBMS_RANDOMDBMS_RESUMABLEDBMS_ROWIDDBMS_SCHEDULERDBMS_SERVER_ALERTDBMS_SESSIONDBMS_SQLDBMS_TDBDBMS_TTSDBMS_TYPESDBMS_UTILITYDBMS_WARNINGDBMS_XDBDBMS_XDB_VERSIONDBMS_XDBTDBMS_XDBZDBMS_XMLDOMDBMS_XMLGENDBMS_XMLPARSERDMBS_XMLQUERY(Cont.) Summary of Oracle Supplied PL/SQL PackagesDescriptionLets callers easily retrieve complete database objectdefinitions (metadata) from the dictionary.Provides procedures for Data Encryption Standards.Accumulates information in a buffer so that it can beretrieved later.Provides a DBMS pipe service which enables messagesto be sent between sessions.Provides a built-in random number generator.Lets you suspend large operations that run out of spaceor reach space limits after executing for a long time, fixthe problem, and make the statement resume execution.Provides procedures to create rowids and to interprettheir contents.Provides a collection of scheduling functions that arecallable from any PL/SQL program.Lets you issue alerts when some threshold has beenviolated.Provides access to SQL ALTER SESSION statements,and other session information, from stored procedures.Lets you use dynamic SQL to access the database.Reports whether a database can be transported betweenplatforms using the RMAN CONVERT DATABASEcommand. It verifies that databases on the current hostplatform are of the same endian format as the destinationplatform, and that the state of the current database doesnot prevent transport of the database.Checks if the transportable set is self-contained.Consists of constants, which represent the built-in anduser-defined types.Provides various utility routines.Provides the interface to query, modify and deletecurrent system or session settings.Describes Resource Management and Access ControlAPIs for PL/SQLDescribes versioning APIsDescribes how an administrator can create a ConTextindex on the XML DB hierarchy and configure it forautomatic maintenanceControls the Oracle XML DB repository security, which isbased on Access Control Lists (ACLs).Explains access to XMLType objectsConverts the results of a SQL query to a canonical XMLformat.Explains access to the contents and structure of XMLdocuments.Provides database-to-XMLType functionality.Subprograms and Packages: Usage Information 8-7
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