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Interface LCR

All Known Subinterfaces:

DDLLCR, RowLCR

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractLCR, DefaultDDLLCR, DefaultRowLCR

public interface LCR

The LCR interface encapsulates information about the logical change record (LCR). An LCR describes a database change, either a data definition language (DDL) change or a change to the data in a single row that results from a data manipulation language (DML) statement or a LOB piecewise operation. Users can choose to have a customized implementation of LCR by implementing this interface.

Note that the LCR attributes obtained from get methods are mutable. Please refer to Oracle Streams documentations for more information about LCR attributes.

See Also:

AbstractLCR, RowLCR, DDLLCR

Method Summary

java.lang.Object	getAttribute(java.lang.Object attributeName) Gets the attribute by specifying the attribute name.
java.lang.String	getCommandType() Gets the LCR command type executed in the DML or DDL statement.
java.lang.String	getObjectName() Gets the name of the object that is changed by the LCR.
java.lang.String	getObjectOwner() Gets the owner of the object that is changed by the LCR.
byte[]	getPosition() Gets the position of the current LCR.
java.lang.String	getSourceDatabaseName() Gets the global name of the source database.
oracle.sql.DATE	getSourceTime() Gets the time when the LCR was created.
byte[]	getTag() Gets the tag for the LCR.
java.lang.String	getTransactionId() Gets the transaction identifier of the LCR.
void	setAttribute(java.lang.Object attributeName, java.lang.Object attributeValue) Sets attribute by providing the name and value pair; the name is used as the hash key.
void	setCommandType(java.lang.String commandType) Sets the command type in the LCR.
void	setObjectName(java.lang.String objectName) Sets the name of the object that is changed by the LCR.
void	setObjectOwner(java.lang.String objectOwner) Sets the owner of the object that is changed by the LCR .
void	setPosition(byte[] position) Sets the position in the LCR.
void	setSourceDatabaseName(java.lang.String name) Sets the source database name of the object that is changed by the LCR.
void	setSourceTime(oracle.sql.DATE sourceTime) Sets the source timestamp when the LCR was created.
void	setTag(byte[] tag) Sets the tag for the LCR.
void	setTransactionId(java.lang.String transactionId) Sets the transaction identifier for the LCR.

Method Detail

setSourceDatabaseName

void setSourceDatabaseName(java.lang.String name)

Sets the source database name of the object that is changed by the LCR.

The source database is the database where the change originated.

Parameters:

name - The source database name in String format. Set this parameter to a non-NULL value.

setCommandType

void setCommandType(java.lang.String commandType)

Sets the command type in the LCR.
See Oracle Call Interface reference manual for complete command type definition.

Parameters:

commandType - The command type of an LCR. Set this parameter to a non-NULL value.

setObjectOwner

void setObjectOwner(java.lang.String objectOwner)

Sets the owner of the object that is changed by the LCR .

Parameters:

objectOwner - The object owner. Set this parameter to a non-NULL value.

setObjectName

void setObjectName(java.lang.String objectName)

Sets the name of the object that is changed by the LCR.

Parameters:

objectName - The name of the database object. Set this parameter to a non-NULL value.

setTag

void setTag(byte[] tag)

Sets the tag for the LCR.
A binary tag that enables tracking of the LCR. For example, this tag can be used to determine the original source database of the DML or DDL statement when apply forwarding is used.
See Oracle Streams Replication Administrator's Guide for more information about tags

Parameters:

tag - A binary tag that enables tracking of the LCR

setPosition

void setPosition(byte[] position)

Sets the position in the LCR.
The position uniquely identifies each LCR in an LCR stream.

Parameters:

position - A byte array that represents the LCR position. Set this parameter to a non-NULL value and ensure that the position is byte comparable and is strictly increasing.

setTransactionId

void setTransactionId(java.lang.String transactionId)

Sets the transaction identifier for the LCR.
See Oracle Call Interface reference manual for the format of transactionId.

Parameters:

transactionId - The identifier of the transaction

setSourceTime

void setSourceTime(oracle.sql.DATE sourceTime)

Sets the source timestamp when the LCR was created.
The source time is the time when the change in an LCR captured by a capture process was generated in the redo log of the source database, or the time when a persistent LCR was created.

Parameters:

sourceTime - The srouce time in the form of oracle.sql.DATE

setAttribute

void setAttribute(java.lang.Object attributeName,
                  java.lang.Object attributeValue)

Sets attribute by providing the name and value pair; the name is used as the hash key.
This method is used to set the attributes in an LCR.

Parameters:

attributeName - The name of the attribute

attributeValue - The value of the attribute

getSourceDatabaseName

java.lang.String getSourceDatabaseName()

Gets the global name of the source database.
The source database is the database where the change originated.

Returns:

A string containing source database name

getCommandType

java.lang.String getCommandType()

Gets the LCR command type executed in the DML or DDL statement.
See Oracle Call Interface reference manual for complete command type definition.

Returns:

A string containing comand type

getObjectOwner

java.lang.String getObjectOwner()

Gets the owner of the object that is changed by the LCR.
The owner is the user who owns the object on which the row change ocurred or the DDL statement was executed.

Returns:

A string containing the owner

getObjectName

java.lang.String getObjectName()

Gets the name of the object that is changed by the LCR.
The name of the database object on which the DDL or DML statement was executed.

Returns:

A string containing the name

getTag

byte[] getTag()

Gets the tag for the LCR.
A binary tag that enables tracking of the LCR. For example, this tag can be used to determine the original source database of the DML or DDL statement when apply forwarding is used.

Returns:

A byte array that represents the tag

getPosition

byte[] getPosition()

Gets the position of the current LCR.
A byte array that uniquely identifies an LCR in the stream and is in strictly increasing order.

Returns:

A byte array that represents the LCR position

getTransactionId

java.lang.String getTransactionId()

Gets the transaction identifier of the LCR.
See Oracle Call Interface reference manual for the format of transactionId.

Returns:

A string containing the transaction ID

getAttribute

java.lang.Object getAttribute(java.lang.Object attributeName)

Gets the attribute by specifying the attribute name.
This method is used to get the attributes in an LCR.

Parameters:

attributeName - The attribute name

Returns:

The attribte value object

getSourceTime

oracle.sql.DATE getSourceTime()

Gets the time when the LCR was created.
Source time is the timestamp when the LCR was generated at source database.

Returns:

The source time object, an instance of oracle.sql.DATE.

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