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COMPRESS_RECORD
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Use the COMPRESS_RECORD function when some, but not all, of a target table's columns are present after mapping and the entire record must be manipulated, rather than individual column values.
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DECOMPRESS_RECORD
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Use the DECOMPRESS_RECORD function when some, but not all, of a target table's columns are present after mapping and the entire record must be manipulated, rather than individual column values.
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GET_BASE_OBJECT_NAME
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Use the GET_BASE_OBJECT_NAME function to retrieve the fully qualified name of the base object of an object in a record.
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GET_BASE_OBJECT_NAME_ONLY
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Use the GET_BASE_OBJECT_NAME_ONLY function to retrieve only the name of the base object of an object in a record.
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GET_BASE_SCHEMA_NAME_ONLY
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Use the GET_BASE_SCHEMA_NAME_ONLY function to retrieve only the name of the schema of the base object of an object in a record.
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GET_BEFORE_AFTER_IND
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Use the GET_BEFORE_AFTER_IND function to determine whether a record is a before image or an after image of the database operation.
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GET_CATALOG_NAME_ONLY
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Use the GET_CATALOG_NAME_ONLY function to return the name of the database catalog.
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GET_COL_METADATA_FROM_INDEX
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Use the GET_COL_METADATA_FROM_INDEX function to determine the column metadata that is associated with a specified column index.
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GET_COL_METADATA_FROM_NAME
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Use the GET_COL_METADATA_FROM_NAME function to determine the column metadata that is associated with a specified column name.
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GET_COLUMN_INDEX_FROM_NAME
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Use the GET_COLUMN_INDEX_FROM_NAME function to determine the column index associated with a specified column name.
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GET_COLUMN_NAME_FROM_INDEX
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Use the GET_COLUMN_NAME_FROM_INDEX function to determine the column name associated with a specified column index.
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GET_COLUMN_VALUE_FROM_INDEX
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Use the GET_COLUMN_VALUE_FROM_INDEX function to return the column value from the data record using the specified column index.
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GET_COLUMN_VALUE_FROM_NAME
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Use the GET_COLUMN_VALUE_FROM_NAME function to return the column value from the data record by using the specified column name.
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GET_DATABASE_METADATA
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Use the GET_DATABASE_METADATA function to return database metadata.
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GET_DDL_RECORD_PROPERTIES
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Use the GET_DDL_RECORD_PROPERTIES function to return information about a DDL operation.
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GET_ENV_VALUE
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Use the GET_ENV_VALUE function to return information about the Oracle GoldenGate environment.
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GET_ERROR_INFO
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Use the GET_ERROR_INFO function to return error information associated with a discard record.
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GET_GMT_TIMESTAMP
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Use the GET_GMT_TIMESTAMP function to return the operation commit timestamp in GMT format.
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GET_MARKER_INFO
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Use the GET_MARKER_INFO function to return marker information when posting data. Use markers to trigger custom processing within a user exit.
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GET_OBJECT_NAME
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Returns the fully qualified two- or three-part name of a table or other object that is associated with the record that is being processed.
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GET_OBJECT_NAME_ONLY
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Returns the unqualified name of a table or other object that is associated with the record that is being processed.
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GET_OPERATION_TYPE
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Use the GET_OPERATION_TYPE function to determine the operation type associated with a record.
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GET_POSITION
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Use the GET_POSITION function is obtain a read position of an Extract data pump or Replicat in the Oracle GoldenGate trail.
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GET_RECORD_BUFFER
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Use the GET_RECORD_BUFFER function to obtain information for custom column conversions.
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GET_RECORD_LENGTH
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Use the GET_RECORD_LENGTH function to return the length of the data record.
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GET_RECORD_TYPE
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Use the GET_RECORD_TYPE function to return the type of record being processed
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GET_SCHEMA_NAME_ONLY
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Use the GET_SCHEMA_NAME_ONLY function to return only the schema name of a table.
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GET_SESSION_CHARSET
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Use the GET_SESSION_CHARSET function to return the character set of the user exit session.
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GET_STATISTICS
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Use the GET_STATISTICS function to return the current processing statistics for the Extract or Replicat process.
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GET_TABLE_COLUMN_COUNT
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Use the GET_TABLE_COLUMN_COUNT function to return the total number of columns in a table.
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GET_TABLE_METADATA
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Use the GET_TABLE_METADATA function to return metadata for the table that associated with the record that is being processed.
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GET_TABLE_NAME
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Use the GET_TABLE_NAME function to return the fully qualified two- or three-part name of the source or target table that is associated with the record that is being processed.
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GET_TABLE_NAME_ONLY
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Use the GET_TABLE_NAME_ONLY function to return only the unqualified name of the table that is associated with the record that is being processed.
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GET_TIMESTAMP
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Use the GET_TIMESTAMP function to return the I/O timestamp associated with a source data record.
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GET_TRANSACTION_IND
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Use the GET_TRANSACTION_IND function to determine whether a data record is the first, last or middle operation in a transaction,
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GET_USER_TOKEN_VALUE
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Use the GET_USER_TOKEN_VALUE function to obtain the value of a user token from a trail record.
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OUTPUT_MESSAGE_TO_REPORT
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Use the OUTPUT_MESSAGE_TO_REPORT function to output a message to the report file.
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RESET_USEREXIT_STATS
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Use the RESET_USEREXIT_STATS function to reset the statistics for the Oracle GoldenGate process.
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SET_COLUMN_VALUE_BY_INDEX
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Use the SET_COLUMN_VALUE_BY_INDEX function to modify a single column value without manipulating the entire data record.
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STRNCMP
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Use the SET_COLUMN_VALUE_BY_NAME function to modify a single column value without manipulating the entire data record.
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SET_OPERATION_TYPE
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Use the SET_OPERATION_TYPE function to change the operation type associated with a data record.
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SET_RECORD_BUFFER
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Use the SET_RECORD_BUFFER function for compatibility with HP NonStop user exits, and for complex data record manipulation.
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SET_SESSION_CHARSET
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Use the SET_SESSION_CHARSET function to set the character set of the user exit session.
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SET_TABLE_NAME
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Use the SET_TABLE_NAME function to change the table name associated with a data record.
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