Oracle9i Supplied PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference
Release 1 (9.0.1)

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LOAD_WORKLOAD_CACHE Procedure

Loads a SQL cache workload.

Syntax

DBMS_OLAP.LOAD_WORKLOAD_CACHE (
workload_id  IN NUMBER,
flags        IN NUMBER,
filter_id    IN NUMBER,
application  IN VARCHAR2,
priority     IN NUMBER);
Table 34-9 LOAD_WORKLOAD_CACHE Procedure Parameters
Parameter  Datatype  Description 
workload_id
 
NUMBER
 

Fully qualified output file name to receive HTML data. Note that the Oracle server restricts file access within Oracle stored procedures. See the "Security and Performance" section of the Java Developer's Guide for more information on file permission 

flags
 
NUMBER
 

DBMS_OLAP.WORKLOAD_OVERWRITE

The load routine will explicitly remove any existing queries from the workload that are owned by the specified collection ID

DBMS_OLAP.WORKLOAD_APPEND

The load routine preserves any existing queries in the workload. Any queries collected by the load operation will be appended to the end of the specified workload

DBMS_OLAP.WORKLOAD_NEW

The load routine assumes there are no existing queries in the workload. If it finds an existing workload element, the call will fail with an error

Note: the flags have the same behavior irrespective of the LOAD_WORKLOAD operation 

filter_id
 
NUMBER
 

Specify filter for the workload to be loaded 

application
 
VARCHAR2
 

The default business application name. This value will be used for a query if one is not found in the target workload 

priority
 
NUMBER
 

The default business priority to be assigned to every query in the target workload 


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