Oracle | DBMS_SESSION

Oracle DBMS_SESSION_STATE Version 21c

General Information

Library Note

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AUTHID DEFINER

Dependencies

DBMS_SS_LIB

Documented No

First Available 11.1

Security Model Owned by SYS with no privileges granted

Source {ORACLE_HOME}/rdbms/admin/prvtsss.plb

Subprograms

CAPTURE	SS_CAPTURE	SS_UNMARK_CAPTURE
MARK_CAPTURE	SS_MARK_CAPTURE	UNMARK_CAPTURE
RESTORE	SS_RESTORE

CAPTURE

Undocumented dbms_session_state.capture( session_id IN BINARY_INTEGER, session_serial IN BINARY_INTEGER, cmode IN VARCHAR2, directory IN VARCHAR2, format IN VARCHAR2, locator OUT RAW);

TBD

MARK_CAPTURE

Undocumented dbms_session_state.mark_capture( session_id IN BINARY_INTEGER, session_serial IN BINARY_INTEGER, capture_scope IN VARCHAR2, notify IN BOOLEAN, suspend IN BOOLEAN, timeout IN BINARY_INTEGER);

TBD

RESTORE

Undocumented dbms_session_state.restore( session_id IN BINARY_INTEGER, session_serial IN BINARY_INTEGER, rmode IN VARCHAR2, directory IN VARCHAR2, locator IN RAW);

TBD

SS_CAPTURE

Undocumented dbms_session.ss_capture( sid IN BINARY_INTEGER, ser IN BINARY_INTEGER, cmode IN BINARY_INTEGER, cdir IN VARCHAR2, cfmt IN BINARY_INTEGER, cloc OUT RAW);

TBD

SS_MARK_CAPTURE

Undocumented dbms_session.ss_mark_capture( sid IN BINARY_INTEGER, ser IN BINARY_INTEGER, scope IN BINARY_INTEGER, notify IN BOOLEAN, suspend IN BOOLEAN, timeout IN BINARY_INTEGER);

TBD

SS_RESTORE

Undocumented dbms_session_state.ss_restore( sid IN BINARY_INTEGER, ser IN BINARY_INTEGER, rmode IN BINARY_INTEGER, rdir IN VARCHAR2, rloc IN RAW);

TBD

SS_UNMARK_CAPTURE

Undocumented dbms_session_state.ss_unmark_capture( sid IN BINARY_INTEGER, ser IN BINARY_INTEGER);

TBD

UNMARK_CAPTURE

Undocumented dbms_session_state.unmark_capture( session_id IN BINARY_INTEGER, session_serial IN BINARY_INTEGER);

TBD