Oracle Database version : 10.2g
Operating System : developling on linux Red Hat, will be working on Sun solaris 10
JDK version : 1.5 at the moment but not using log4j at the moment
use in code : [n]trigger
[y]procedure
[y]function
[y]Pakage
still to do: log4j
Use Mode :[]In transaction
[]out-of transaction
[y]for Debug
[will be]for production
hi guys, i am going to be using log4plsql for a streams database replication project. just a note that on install i had to change the grantsys.sql script to include:
GRANT CREATE ANY VIEW TO &&1
/
thanks,
Greg B.
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Oracle Database version : 10.2g
Operating System : developling on linux Red Hat, will be working on Sun solaris 10
JDK version : 1.5 at the moment but not using log4j at the moment
use in code : [n]trigger
[y]procedure
[y]function
[y]Pakage
still to do: log4j
Use Mode :[]In transaction
[]out-of transaction
[y]for Debug
[will be]for production
hi guys, i am going to be using log4plsql for a streams database replication project. just a note that on install i had to change the grantsys.sql script to include:
GRANT CREATE ANY VIEW TO &&1
/
thanks,
Greg B.
OK
Thanck for you update.
Guillaume
I wanted to let you know about a little bug in your install-Scripts:
If you change username/password to a combination where username != password it won't install.
Steps to fix this:
1. Edit cmd/install.sh
Change: sqlplus $ORACLE_USERSYS @grantsys.sql $LOG_USER
To: sqlplus $ORACLE_USERSYS @grantsys.sql $LOG_USER $LOG_PASSW_USER
2. Edit sql/grantsys.sql
Change: CREATE USER &&1 PROFILE "DEFAULT" IDENTIFIED BY &&1
To: CREATE USER &&1 PROFILE "DEFAULT" IDENTIFIED BY &&2
Now the installation works with username != password
Yours sincerely,
Stefan