1 package ad_invoker as
2 /* $Header: adinvsps.pls 120.0 2005/05/25 11:47:21 appldev noship $ */
3
4 --
5 -- Procedures and Functions
6 --
7 procedure get_rewrite_pkgs
8 (is_incremental in varchar2);
9
10 --
11 -- Loads the AD_INVOKER_TASKS table with the list of packages,
12 -- procedures, and functions in the first APPS schema that need to
13 -- be re-written for Invoker's Rights
14 --
15 -- is_incremental can be either
16 -- 'TRUE' - only process PL/SQL objects that have changed since last run
17 -- 'FALSE' - process all applicable PL/SQL objects
18 --
19 -- If for some reason the row for 'Invoker Maintenance', 'Last Run'
20 -- is missing from AD_TIMESTAMPS, get_rewrite_pkgs() will fail in
21 -- incremental mode. This can be fixed by running the whole
22 -- Invoker's Rights processing logic in non-incremental mode
23 -- (via adadmin "Compile APPS Schema(s)")
24 --
25
26 procedure add_phase_boundary
27 (num_workers in integer);
28
29 --
30 -- Loads the AD_INVOKER_TASKS table with a phase boundary,
31 -- which consists of one row per worker with the boundary_flag set
32 --
33
34 procedure get_grant_pkgs
35 (is_incremental in varchar2);
36
37 --
38 -- Loads the AD_INVOKER_TASKS table with the list of packages,
39 -- procedures, functions, and Java objects in the first APPS schema
40 -- in a cross product with all of the other APPS schemas.
41 -- Will have to verify the grants/synonyms for each combination of
42 -- first and (2-N)th APPS schemas
43 --
44 -- is_incremental can be either
45 -- 'TRUE' - only process objects that have changed since last run
46 -- 'FALSE' - process all applicable objects
47 --
48 -- If for some reason the row for 'Invoker Maintenance', 'Last Run'
49 -- is missing from AD_TIMESTAMPS, get_grant_pkgs() will fail in
50 -- incremental mode. This can be fixed by running the whole
51 -- Invoker's Rights processing logic in non-incremental mode
52 -- (via adadmin "Compile APPS Schema(s)")
53 --
54
55 procedure invoker_maint_serial
56 (is_incremental in varchar2);
57
58 --
59 -- Runs the whole Invoker's Rights maintenance logic in serial
60 --
61 -- Does not log errors to a table: just fails if encounters errors
62 --
63 -- The parallel version is strongly recommended over this version
64 -- (just use this from AutoPatch in serial mode)
65 --
66
67 procedure invoker_mrc_grants
68 (apps_schema in varchar2,
69 mrc_schema in varchar2);
70
71 --
72 -- Runs the Invoker's Rights grants logic for MRC/MLS schemas
73 --
74 -- This replaces the non-invoker MRC logic that copies packages, procedures,
75 -- functions, and package bodies
76 --
77
78 procedure calculate_grant_types
79 (worker_num in integer);
80
81 --
82 -- Sets the authid_flag and invoker_flag for the PL/SQL objects
83 -- that this worker will process.
84 --
85 -- Have to do this in the worker because the grant logic is different
86 -- depending on whether a given package is Invoker's Rights or
87 -- Definer's Rights, and any package that is re-written will change from
88 -- Definer's Rights to Invoker's Rights.
89 --
90
91 procedure assign_tasks
92 (num_workers in integer);
93
94 --
95 -- Distribute the tasks evenly among the workers within each phase
96 -- Start each phase with worker 1. Don't update any tasks in the
97 -- phase boundary rows.
98 --
99
100 procedure apps_ddl_check;
101
102 --
103 -- Doesn't do anything if no packages to process
104 -- If are packages to process:
105 -- Compiles any invalid APPS*DDL packages in the database
106 -- Checks for APPS_DDL and APPS_ARRAY_DDL packages in all APPS schemas
107 --
108
109 procedure update_done
110 (what_row in rowid);
111
112 --
113 -- Sets AD_INVOKER_TASKS.DONE_FLAG to 'Y' for this particular row.
114 -- Commits the changes using an autonomous transaction
115 --
116
117 procedure rewrite_pkgs
118 (worker_num in integer);
119
120 --
121 -- Re-writes the packages assigned to this worker to use
122 -- Invoker's Rights.
123 --
124
125 procedure rewrite_a_package
126 (owner in varchar2,
127 name in varchar2,
128 type in varchar2,
129 new_owner in varchar2,
130 log_to_table in varchar2);
131
132 --
133 -- Rewrites a specific package to use Invoker's Rights.
134 --
135 -- if log_to_table is 'TRUE', writes errors to ad_parallel_compile_errors
136 --
137
138 procedure rewrite_plsql_array
139 (the_array in out nocopy dbms_sql.varchar2s,
140 lb in number,
141 ub in number,
142 type in varchar2);
143 --
144 -- Rewrites the PL/SQL object creation text stored in the array
145 -- to use Invoker's Rights.
146 --
147 -- DOES NOT CREATE THE OBJECT
148 --
149 -- Got most of the logic from rewrite_a_package
150 --
151
152 procedure grant_pkgs
153 (worker_num in integer);
154
155 --
156 -- Creates/verifies the correct grants for all packages assigned
157 -- to this worker
158 --
159
160 procedure grant_a_package
161 (owner in varchar2,
162 name in varchar2,
163 type in varchar2,
164 new_owner in varchar2,
165 authid_flag in varchar2,
166 invoker_flag in varchar2,
167 log_to_table in varchar2);
168
169 --
170 -- Creates/verifies the correct grants for a specific package
171 --
172 -- if log_to_table is 'TRUE', writes errors to ad_parallel_compile_errors
173 --
174
175 procedure grant_a_java_object
176 (owner in varchar2,
177 name in varchar2,
178 type in varchar2,
179 new_owner in varchar2,
180 log_to_table in varchar2);
181
182
183 --
184 -- Creates/verifies the correct grants for a specific Java object
185 --
186 -- if log_to_table is 'TRUE', writes errors to ad_parallel_compile_errors
187 --
188
189 procedure update_timestamp
190 (in_type in varchar2,
191 in_attribute in varchar2);
192
193 procedure update_timestamp
194 (in_type in varchar2,
195 in_attribute in varchar2,
196 in_timestamp in date);
197
198 --
199 -- Updates/Inserts the row in AD_TIMESTAMPS for the specified
200 -- type and attribute
201 --
202
203 procedure verify_token_location
204 (input_string in varchar2,
205 input_token in varchar2,
206 token_found out nocopy varchar2,
207 token_location out nocopy number);
208
209 --
210 -- Makes sure a given token does exist as a word in the input string
211 -- A word is delimited by white space on either side
212 -- (unless at the beginning or end of the string, in which case it is
213 -- only delimited by white space on one side)
214 --
215 -- token_found returns either 'TRUE' or 'FALSE'
216 --
217 -- token_location is the index of the token in the string (if found)
218 -- It's the same value that would be returned by the INSTR function
219 --
220 -- If the given token exists in multiple places in the string as a word,
221 -- we just return the first occurrence
222 --
223
224 procedure classify_plsql_object
225 (owner in varchar2,
226 name in varchar2,
227 type in varchar2,
228 has_authid out nocopy varchar2,
229 invoker_flag out nocopy varchar2);
230
231 --
232 -- Parses the source text for the given PL/SQL object
233 --
234 -- Sets has_authid to 'TRUE' if the object contains the AUTHID keyword
235 -- sets has_authid to 'FALSE' otherwise
236 --
237 -- Sets invoker_flag to 'I' (Invoker's Rights; AUTHID CURRENT_USER)
238 -- or 'D' (Definer's Rights; AUTHID DEFINER) if has_authid is 'TRUE'.
239 -- Sets invoker_flag to 'S' for Definer's Rights packages containing
240 -- the /*nosync*/ comment (exactly as written, and delimited by whitespace)
241 -- The /*nosync*/ comment must appear before the IS/AS keyword.
242 --
243 -- For wrapped package specs (procedures, functions), assumes definer's
244 -- rights, as we really have no way to parse them. Not clear why anyone
245 -- would want to wrap these objects, though...
246 --
247
248 procedure classify_plsql_array
249 (the_array in dbms_sql.varchar2s,
250 lb in number,
251 ub in number,
252 type in varchar2,
253 has_authid out nocopy varchar2,
254 invoker_flag out nocopy varchar2);
255
256 --
257 -- Parses the PL/SQL source text stored in the varchar2s array
258 --
259 -- Sets has_authid to 'TRUE' if the object contains the AUTHID keyword
260 -- sets has_authid to 'FALSE' otherwise
261 --
262 -- Sets invoker_flag to 'I' (Invoker's Rights; AUTHID CURRENT_USER)
263 -- or 'D' (Definer's Rights; AUTHID DEFINER) if has_authid is 'TRUE'
264 -- Sets invoker_flag to 'S' for Definer's Rights packages containing
265 -- the /*nosync*/ comment (exactly as written, and delimited by whitespace)
266 -- The /*nosync*/ comment must appear before the IS/AS keyword.
267 --
268 -- For wrapped package specs (procedures, functions), assumes definer's
269 -- rights, as we really have no way to parse them. Not clear why anyone
270 -- would want to wrap these objects, though...
271 --
272
273 end ad_invoker;
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