Oracle® Database Rules Manager and Expression Filter Developer's Guide 11g Release 2 (11.2) Part Number E14919-04 |
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Rules Manager defines views containing metadata using the xxx_RLMGR
prefix, where xxx
can be the string USER
or ALL
. Rules Manager procedures create and maintain these read-only views.
Table 9-1 lists the names of the views and their descriptions.
View Name | Description |
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List of all event structures in the current schema |
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List of all rule classes in the current schema |
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List of the progress of rule class creation |
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List of the privileges for the rule class |
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List of primitive events configured for a rule class and the properties for each event |
The USER_RLMGR_EVENT_STRUCTS
view lists all the event structures in the current schema. Table 9-2 describes the columns in this view.
Table 9-2 USER_RLMGR_EVENT_STRUCTS View
Column Name | Data Type | Description |
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Name of the event structure |
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Specifies whether the event structure has the event creation timestamp - |
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Specifies whether the event structure is strictly primitive - |
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Table name for a table alias primitive event |
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Name of the table that stores the sharable conditions for this event structure |
The USER_RLMGR_RULE_CLASSES
view lists all the rule classes in the current schema. Table 9-3 describes the columns in this view.
Table 9-3 USER_RLMGR_RULE_CLASSES View
Column Name | Data Type | Description |
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Name of the rule class |
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The procedure configured as the action callback for the rule class |
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The event structure used for the rule class |
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Name of the package implementing the rule class cursors (internal) |
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View to display the matching events and rules for the current session |
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Indicates whether the rule class is configured for composite events; if so, the value is |
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Indicates whether the rule class is enabled for rule conditions with sequencing; if so, the value is |
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Indicates whether the rule class is configured for auto-committing events and rules; if so, the value is |
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Default Consumption policy for the events in the rule class: valid values are |
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Default Duration policy of the primitive events |
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Ordering clause used for conflict resolution among matching rules and events |
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Equal specification for the rule classes configured for composite events |
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Types of DML operations enabled for event management |
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Types of continuous query notifications (formerly database change notifications) enabled for event management |
The USER_RLMGR_RULE_CLASS_STATUS
view lists the progress of rule class creation. Table 9-4 describes the columns in this view.
The USER_RLMGR_PRIVILEGES
view lists the privileges for the rule classes. Table 9-5 describes the columns in this view.
Table 9-5 USER_RLMGR_PRIVILEGES View
Column Name | Data Type | Description |
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Owner of the rule class |
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Name of the rule class |
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Grantee of the privilege. Current user or |
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Current user's privilege to execute or process rules |
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Current user's privilege to add new rules to the rule class |
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Current user's privilege to delete rules |
The USER_RLMGR_COMPRCLS_PROPERTIES
view lists the primitive events configured for a rule class and their properties. Table 9-6 describes the columns in this view.
Table 9-6 USER_RLMGR_COMPRCLS_PROPERTIES View
Column Name | Data Type | Description |
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Name of the rule class configured for composite rules |
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Name of the primitive event in the composite event |
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Name of the primitive event structure (object type) |
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Whether the primitive event structure has the |
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Consumption policy for the primitive event: valid values are |
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Table name for the table alias primitive event |
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Duration policy for the primitive event |
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Is the primitive event enabled for collections? |
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Event attributes that may be used for |