1 package dbms_pdb authid current_user is
2
3 ----------------------------
4 -- PROCEDURES AND FUNCTIONS
5 --
6 procedure describe(pdb_descr_file varchar2,
7 pdb_name varchar2 DEFAULT NULL);
8 -- Generate an XML which describes the various tablespaces and the datafiles
9 -- that belong to the pluggable database
10 -- Input arguments:
11 -- pdb_descr_file - path of the XML file which will contain description
12 -- of a Pluggable Database.
13 -- pdb_name - name of a Pluggable Database to be described. If pdb_name
14 -- is omitted, the Pluggable Database to which the session
15 -- is connected will be described. If pdb_name is omitted,
16 -- and the session is connected to the Root, an error will
17 -- be returned.
18
19 function check_plug_compatibility(pdb_descr_file IN varchar2,
20 pdb_name IN varchar2 DEFAULT NULL)
21 return boolean;
22 -- Determine whether a pluggable database described by file pdb_descr_file
23 -- is compatibile with the current cdb
24 -- Input arguments:
25 -- pdb_descr_file - path of the XML file which will contain description
26 -- of a Pluggable Database.
27 -- pdb_name - name of the Pluggable Database to be used for the
28 -- check. If pdb_name is omitted, PDB name in the
29 -- XML file will be used.
30
31 procedure exec_as_oracle_script(sql_stmt varchar2);
32 -- NAME:
33 -- exec_as_oracle_script - execute a statement as oracle script
34 --
35 -- DESCRIPTION:
36 -- This procedure enables execution of certain restricted statements
37 -- (most DDLs) on metadata-linked objects, from within a pdb. This is
38 -- accomplished by running the statement as an oracle script (i.e. with
39 -- the parameter _oracle_script set to TRUE). This is for use by Oracle
40 -- internal packages only.
41 --
42 -- PARAMETERS:
43 -- sql_stmt (IN) - sql statement to execute
44 --
45 -- NOTE
46 -- ************************************************************************
47 -- ************************************************************************
48 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
49 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
50 -- Oracle internal packages only to bypass some restrictions for pluggable
51 -- databases. Please talk to the package owners to determine if it is
52 -- appropriate to use this procedure in your particular usage scenario.
53 -- ************************************************************************
54 -- ************************************************************************
55
56 -- The following routine is related to operations done in SMON
57 -- until 11.2. But, with the introduction of PDBs in 12c and with
58 -- the possibility of having multiple PDBs in a single
59 -- CDB, we want to move this cleanup out of SMON so that SMON is not
60 -- overloaded with work that can be done in some other background process.
61 -- The goal is to move everything except transaction recovery out of SMON.
62
63 function cleanup_task(task_id number)
64 return number;
65
66 -- NAME:
67 -- cleanup_task - cleanup task previously done in SMON
68 --
69 -- DESCRIPTION:
70 -- This procedure performs cleanup task previously done in SMON
71 --
72 -- PARAMETERS:
73 -- task_id - Task Id
74 --
75 -- RETURNS:
76 -- 0 - if the next scheduled time for job does not need to be changed.
77 -- N - if the next scheduled time for job should be N seconds from now
78 --
79 -- NOTE
80 -- ************************************************************************
81 -- ************************************************************************
82 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
83 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
84 -- Oracle internal scripts only. Please talk to the package owners to
85 -- determine if it is appropriate to use this procedure in your particular
86 -- usage scenario.
87 -- ************************************************************************
88
89 procedure sync_pdb;
90 -- NAME:
91 -- sync_pdb - sync PDB with CDB
92 --
93 -- DESCRIPTION:
94 -- After plug, syncs the PDB with the CDB, so that it will be ready for use.
95 -- ************************************************************************
96
97 procedure recover(pdb_descr_file varchar2, pdb_name varchar2, filenames varchar2);
98 -- Recover the PDB XML file from datafile headers
99 -- Input arguments:
100 -- pdb_descr_file - path of the XML file which will contain description
101 -- of a Pluggable Database.
102 -- pdb_name - pluggable database name to use in the XML file
103 -- filenames - full path of the datafile belongs to the PDB. If there are
104 -- multiple datafiles, a comma (ie ',') seperator should be
105 -- inserted between two datafile paths.
106 -- ************************************************************************
107
108 function update_cdbvw_stats
109 return number;
110
111 -- NAME:
112 -- update_cdbvw_stats - update CDB View Stats
113 --
114 -- DESCRIPTION:
115 -- This procedure updates CDB View Stats
116 --
117 -- PARAMETERS:
118 --
119 -- RETURNS:
120 -- 0 - if the next scheduled time for job does not need to be changed.
121 -- N - if the next scheduled time for job should be N seconds from now
122 --
123 -- NOTE
124 -- ************************************************************************
125 -- ************************************************************************
126 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
127 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
128 -- Oracle internal scripts only. Please talk to the package owners to
129 -- determine if it is appropriate to use this procedure in your particular
130 -- usage scenario.
131 -- ************************************************************************
132
133 procedure noncdb_to_pdb(phase number);
134
135 -- NAME:
136 -- noncdb_to_pdb - Helper procedure for noncdb_to_pdb.sql
137 --
138 -- DESCRIPTION:
139 -- This procedure is internally used by noncdb_to_pdb.sql
140 --
141 -- PARAMETERS:
142 -- phase (IN) - phase of script
143 --
144
145 procedure update_version;
146 -- NAME:
147 -- update_version - update PDB's VSN
148 --
149 -- DESCRIPTION:
150 -- update PDB's VSN in container$ after upgrade.
151 --
152 -- NOTE
153 -- ************************************************************************
154 -- ************************************************************************
155 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
156 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
157 -- Oracle internal scripts only. Please talk to the package owners to
158 -- determine if it is appropriate to use this procedure in your particular
159 -- usage scenario.
160 -- ************************************************************************
161 -- ************************************************************************
162
163 function update_comdata_stats
164 return number;
165
166 -- NAME:
167 -- update_comdata_stats - update Stats for Common Data Views
168 --
169 -- DESCRIPTION:
170 -- This procedure updates Common Data View stats.
171 --
172 -- PARAMETERS:
173 --
174 -- RETURNS:
175 -- 0 - if the next scheduled time for job does not need to be changed.
176 -- N - if the next scheduled time for job should be N seconds from now
177 --
178 -- NOTE
179 -- ************************************************************************
180 -- ************************************************************************
181 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
182 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
183 -- Oracle internal scripts only. Please talk to the package owners to
184 -- determine if it is appropriate to use this procedure in your particular
185 -- usage scenario.
186 -- ************************************************************************
187
188 function update_objlink_stats
189 return number;
190
191 -- NAME:
192 -- update_objlink_stats - update Stats for Object Linked Views
193 --
194 -- DESCRIPTION:
195 -- This procedure updates Object Linked View stats. It needs to be invoked
196 -- only in ROOT. If invoked in PDB, this procedure is a NO-OP.
197 --
198 -- PARAMETERS:
199 --
200 -- RETURNS:
201 -- 0 - if the next scheduled time for job does not need to be changed.
202 -- N - if the next scheduled time for job should be N seconds from now
203 --
204 -- NOTE
205 -- ************************************************************************
206 -- ************************************************************************
207 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
208 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
209 -- Oracle internal scripts only. Please talk to the package owners to
210 -- determine if it is appropriate to use this procedure in your particular
211 -- usage scenario.
212 -- ************************************************************************
213
214 -- DESCRIPTION:
215 -- This procedure should be called to create Permanent Tables corresponding
216 -- to controlfile related Fixed Tables. It should be invoked in ROOT.
217 -- NOTE
218 -- ************************************************************************
219 -- ************************************************************************
220 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
221 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
222 -- Oracle internal scripts only. Please talk to the package owners to
223 -- determine if it is appropriate to use this procedure in your particular
224 -- usage scenario.
225 -- ************************************************************************
226 -- ************************************************************************
227 -- ************************************************************************
228 procedure createX$PermanentTables;
229
230 -- DESCRIPTION:
231 -- This procedure should be called to drop Permanent Tables corresponding
232 -- to controlfile related Fixed Tables. It should be invoked in ROOT.
233 -- NOTE
234 -- ************************************************************************
235 -- ************************************************************************
236 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
237 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
238 -- Oracle internal scripts only. Please talk to the package owners to
239 -- determine if it is appropriate to use this procedure in your particular
240 -- usage scenario.
241 -- ************************************************************************
242 -- ************************************************************************
243 -- ************************************************************************
244 procedure dropX$PermanentTables;
245
246 procedure populateSyncTable;
247 -- NAME:
248 -- populateSyncTable - populates pdbsync$ on upgrade from 12.1.0.1
249 --
250 -- DESCRIPTION:
251 -- when upgrading from 12.1.0.1
252 --
253 -- NOTE
254 -- ************************************************************************
255 -- ************************************************************************
256 -- IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!
257 -- This procedure is not meant to be documented. It is supplied for use by
258 -- Oracle internal scripts only. Please talk to the package owners to
259 -- determine if it is appropriate to use this procedure in your particular
260 -- usage scenario.
261 -- ************************************************************************
262 -- ************************************************************************
263
264
265 end;
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