27 Select AI PL/SQL Package
The DBMS_CLOUD_AI package is available to support
Select AI.
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This procedure creates a new AI profile for translating natural language prompts to SQL statements. |
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This procedure clears an active AI profile in the current session. |
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This procedure disables an AI profile in the current database. |
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This procedure drops an existing AI profile. |
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This procedure enables an AI profile to use in the current database. |
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| This function enables you to use Select AI in a stateless manner with your existing profile. | |
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This function generates synthetic data. |
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This function returns the profile name used in the current session. |
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This procedure sets AI profile attributes. |
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This procedure enables you to set one or more AI profile attributes by accepting attribute name and value pairs in JSON format. |
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This procedure sets AI profile for the current database. |
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Use this procedure to enable sending data to your LLM. |
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Use this procedure to disable sending data to your LLM. |
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Use this procedure to potentially improve query generation accuracy by providing a feedback to Select AI. |
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This procedure helps you to create a conversation. |
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This function helps you to create a conversation and use the conversation ID in other procedures. |
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This procedure updates an existing procedure with user-specified parameters. |
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This procedure sets conversation support in the current session. |
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This procedure helps you to get the
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This procedure helps you to clear any
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This procedure deletes a particular prompt. |
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This procedure deletes an entire conversation and its metadata. |
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This function summarizes your content based on the parameters. |
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Use the Translate function to convert the entered text into the target language. |
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This procedure creates a vector index in the specified vector database, and populates it with data from an object store using an asynchronous scheduler job. |
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This procedure removes a vector store index. It normally removes the vector store index object and deletes the vector database. |
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This procedure disables a vector index object in the current database. When disabled, an AI profile cannot use the vector index, and the system does not load data into the vector store. |
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This procedure enables or activates a previously disabled vector index object. |
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This procedure updates an existing vector store index with a specified value of the vector index attribute. |
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