39.30 FETCH_USER Procedure Signature 2
This procedure fetches a user account record. To execute this procedure, the current user must have administrative privileges in the workspace. Three overloaded versions of this procedure exist, each with a distinct set of allowed parameters or signatures.
Syntax for Signature 2
APEX_UTIL.FETCH_USER (
p_user_id IN NUMBER,
p_user_name OUT VARCHAR2,
p_first_name OUT VARCHAR2,
p_last_name OUT VARCHAR2,
p_email_address OUT VARCHAR2,
p_groups OUT VARCHAR2,
p_developer_role OUT VARCHAR2,
p_description OUT VARCHAR2 );
Parameters for Signature 2
Table 39-28 Fetch_User Parameters Signature 2
Parameter | Description |
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Numeric primary key of the user account |
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Alphanumeric name used for login. See Also: "GET_USERNAME Function" |
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Informational. See Also: "GET_FIRST_NAME Function" |
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Informational. See Also: "GET_LAST_NAME Function" |
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Email address. See Also: "GET_EMAIL Function" |
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List of groups of which user is a member. See Also: "GET_GROUPS_USER_BELONGS_TO Function" and "CURRENT_USER_IN_GROUP Function" |
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Colon-separated list of developer roles. The following are acceptable values for this parameter:
Note: Currently this parameter is named inconsistently between the See Also: "GET_USER_ROLES Function" |
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Informational |
Example for Signature 2
The following example shows how to use the FETCH_USER
procedure with Signature 2. This procedure is passed the ID of the currently authenticated user for the only IN
parameter p_user_id
. The code then stores all the other OUT
parameter values in local variables.
DECLARE
l_user_name VARCHAR2(100);
l_first_name VARCHAR2(255);
l_last_name VARCHAR2(255);
l_email_address VARCHAR2(240);
l_groups VARCHAR2(1000);
l_developer_role VARCHAR2(60);
l_description VARCHAR2(240);
BEGIN
APEX_UTIL.FETCH_USER(
p_user_id => APEX_UTIL.GET_CURRENT_USER_ID,
p_user_name => l_user_name,
p_first_name => l_first_name,
p_last_name => l_last_name,
p_email_address => l_email_address,
p_groups => l_groups,
p_developer_role => l_developer_role,
p_description => l_description);
END;
See Also:
Parent topic: APEX_UTIL