oracle.kv.exttab

Class Publish

java.lang.Object

oracle.kv.exttab.Publish

public class Publish
extends Object

The Publish utility writes information about how to connect to an Oracle NoSQL Database from an Oracle Database External Table. The configuration information is an XML document and includes NoSQL Database name, connection information, query restrictions, and record formatting specifications.

Publish is invoked after the External Table has been defined, and writes the configuration information into each of the LOCATION files specified in the External Table definition. The External Table definition must contain a PREPROCESSOR clause which refers to the Preproc program. When a SELECT is invoked on the relevant External Table, the preprocessor is run and the configuration read from the location file (the preprocessor is invoked separately for each location file in the External Table). The preprocessor connects to the NoSQL Database, reads records according to the restrictions specified in the configuration, formats them using either default formatting or a user-supplied Binding class, and writes the records to stdout where the Oracle server reads them and imports them into the External Table.

The Publish utility may be re-run anytime the relevant NoSQL Database connection or query information changes.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static void	main(String[] args) Invokes the Publish utility.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

main

public static void main(String[] args)

Invokes the Publish utility. Arguments are:

     -config :
          Specifies the pathname of the configuration file containing
          information about the Oracle Database instance, the External
          Table, the Oracle NoSQL Database, the (optional) Formatter
          class, and any query restrictions.
     -publish:
          writes the config data to the External Table Location file(s).
     -noexecute:
          verify connectivity to the Oracle Database and Oracle NoSQL
          Database, but do not write configuration information to the
          Location file(s).
     -verbose:
          Writes debugging output to the console.