1 package dbms_fs AUTHID CURRENT_USER AS
2
3 -- DE-HEAD <- tell SED where to cut when generating fixed package
4
5 -- Creates a file system of type specified by fstype and of name fsname
6 -- This is similar to mkfs on Unix
7 --
8 -- fstype - file system type
9 -- fsname - name of the file system
10 -- fsoptions - a comma separated file system create options
11 --
12 PROCEDURE make_oracle_fs (fstype IN varchar2,
13 fsname IN varchar2,
14 fsoptions IN varchar2);
15
16 -- Mount an Oracle file system on the specified mount point
17 -- This is similar to mount on Unix
18 --
19 -- fstype - file system type
20 -- fsname - name of the file system
21 -- mount_point - directory where the file system should be mounted
22 -- mount_options - a comma separated mount options
23 --
24 PROCEDURE mount_oracle_fs (fstype IN varchar2,
25 fsname IN varchar2,
26 mount_point IN varchar2,
27 mount_options IN varchar2);
28
29 -- Unmount an Oracle file system on the specified mount point
30 -- This is similar to mount on Unix
31 --
32 -- fsname - name of the file system
33 -- mount_point - directory where the file system is mounted
34 --
35 PROCEDURE unmount_oracle_fs (fsname IN varchar2,
36 mount_point IN varchar2);
37
38
39 -- Creates a file system of type specified by fstype and of name fsname
40 -- This is similar to mkfs on Unix
41 --
42 -- fstype - file system type
43 -- fsname - name of the file system
44 -- fsoptions - a comma separated file system create options
45 --
46 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
47
48 pragma TIMESTAMP('2011-02-14:12:00:00');
49
50 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
51
52
53 end;
54
55 -- CUT_HERE <- tell sed where to chop off the rest
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