An Example
Since data dictionary tables cannot be replicated, the DBA must perform various administrative tasks in multiple sites. One particular task that I have found to be a needless nuisance is user administration, so I have created the package USERADMIN to replicate calls to create and drop users and to grant and revoke roles. The scripts to create the package are:
cr_seq_audit_admin.sql
Creates the sequence SEQ_AUDIT_ADMIN which is used to populate the ID field in the table AUDIT_ADMIN.
cr_audit_admin.sql
Creates the table AUDIT_ADMIN, which logs usage of the USERADMIN package.
pl_useradmin.sql
Calls the scripts
cr_seq_audit_admin.sql
andcr_audit_admin.sql
and creates the package USERADMIN. This script should be run by user SYSTEM.
These scripts are included here .
cr_seq_audit_admin.sql
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Filename: cr_seq_audit_admin.sql -- Purpose: Creates SEQ_AUDIT_ADMIN used by USER_ADMIN procedure -- Author: Chas. Dye (cdye@excitecorp.com) -- Date: 5-Mar-1998 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- set echo on set termout on spool seq_audit_admin.log DROP PUBLIC SYNONYM seq_audit_admin / DROP SEQUENCE seq_audit_admin / CREATE SEQUENCE seq_audit_admin START WITH 1 / CREATE PUBLIC SYNONYM seq_audit_admin FOR seq_audit_admin / spool off
cr_audit_admin.sql
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Filename: cr_audit_admin.sql -- Purpose: Creates table ...
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