ALTER_TEMPLATE_OBJECT Procedure

This procedure alters objects that have been added to a specified deployment template. The most common changes are altering the object DDL and assigning the object to a different deployment template.

Changes made to the template are reflected only at new sites instantiating the deployment template. Remote sites that have already instantiated the template must re-instantiate the deployment template to apply the changes.

Syntax

DBMS_REPCAT_RGT.ALTER_TEMPLATE_OBJECT (
   refresh_template_name       IN   VARCHAR2, 
   object_name                 IN   VARCHAR2,
   object_type                 IN   VARCHAR2,
   new_refresh_template_name   IN   VARCHAR2 := '-',
   new_object_name             IN   VARCHAR2 := '-',
   new_object_type             IN   VARCHAR2 := '-',
   new_ddl_text                IN   CLOB  := '-',
   new_master_rollback_seg     IN   VARCHAR2 := '-',
   new_flavor_id               IN   NUMBER := -1e-130);

Parameters

Table 21-4 ALTER_TEMPLATE_OBJECT Procedure Parameters  

Parameter	Description
refresh_template_name	Deployment template name that contains the object that you want to alter.
object_name	Name of the template object that you want to alter.
object_type	Type of object that you want to alter.
new_refresh_template_name	Name of the new deployment template to which you want to reassign this object. Do not specify a value to keep the object assigned to the current deployment template.
new_object_name	New name of the template object. Do not specify a value to keep the current object name.
new_object_type	If specified, then the new object type. Objects of the following type may be specified: MATERIALIZED VIEW PROCEDURE INDEX FUNCTION TABLE PACKAGE VIEW PACKAGE BODY SYNONYM TRIGGER SEQUENCE DATABASE LINK
new_ddl_text	New object DDL for specified object. Do not specify any new DDL text to keep the current object DDL.
new_master_rollback_seg	New master rollback segment for specified object. Do not specify a value to keep the current rollback segment.
new_flavor_id	This parameter is for internal use only. Note: Do not set this parameter unless directed to do so by Oracle Support Services.

Exceptions

Table 21-5 ALTER_TEMPLATE_OBJECT Procedure Exceptions  

Exception	Description
miss_refresh_template	Deployment template name specified is invalid or does not exist.
miss_flavor_id	If you receive this exception, contact Oracle Support Services.
bad_object_type	Object type is specified incorrectly. See Table 21-4 for a list of valid object types.
miss_template_object	Template object name specified is invalid or does not exist.
dupl_template_object	New template name specified in the new_refresh_template_name parameter already exists.

Usage Notes

Because the ALTER_TEMPLATE_OBJECT procedure utilizes a CLOB, you must use the DBMS_LOB package when using the ALTER_TEMPLATE_OBJECT procedure. The following example illustrates how to use the DBMS_LOB package with the ALTER_TEMPLATE_OBJECT procedure:

DECLARE
   tempstring VARCHAR2(100);
   templob CLOB;
BEGIN
   DBMS_LOB.CREATETEMPORARY(templob, TRUE, DBMS_LOB.SESSION);
   tempstring := 'CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW mview_sales AS SELECT *
      FROM sales WHERE salesperson = :salesid and region_id = :region';
   DBMS_LOB.WRITE(templob, length(tempstring), 1, tempstring);
   DBMS_REPCAT_RGT.ALTER_TEMPLATE_OBJECT(
      refresh_template_name => 'rgt_personnel',
      object_name => 'MVIEW_SALES',
      object_type => 'MATERIALIZED VIEW',
      new_ddl_text => templob);
   DBMS_LOB.FREETEMPORARY(templob);
END;
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