LOGON TRIGGER

2001-05-31 Thread Buecherl Dieter (BUE)

Hi, all

we are using Oracle 8.1.7 and WebSphere on Solaris.

We use a connection pool that allows 20 sessions 
from the app server to the database.

In order to prevent anyone to connect to the datebase other
than the app server, we would like to implement a security 
feature based on a LOGON TRIGGER that checks (client IP, 
application, etc.) and counts the active sessions.  

After 20 sessions have logged in, we want to issue an
'ALTER SYSTEM ENABLE RESTRICTED SESSION' 
to lock out any additional connection requests .

Any comments on this?

TIA, Dieter


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RE: Update Query

2001-05-31 Thread Buecherl Dieter (BUE)

Hi,

I'm on DIGEST, so I don't know if that's
been answered already, or not.

But anyhow, what about:

update (
select t.field1 f, t.field2 v, d.field1 g, d.field2 w from
testtable1 t, testtable2 d
where t.id = d.id)
set f = g, v = w

HTH

Dieter Buecherl

> From: "Eric D. Pierce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 13:02:14 -0700
> Subject: Re: Update Query
>
>ha, ha. you got bit by the "null" update thing too, I remember it 
>well! :)
>
>except for maybe some newfangled oracle8 features, the "ugly" one is 
>the "traditional" way the manual says to do it (iirc). I have many 
>many scripts with that kind of code in them since we load mainframe 
>datafiles into the local oracle apps, and do a lot of cross-table 
>updates  (non-normalized, but that is mostly ok since it is archive 
>data).
>
>you *can* "pretty" it up a bit by using better formatting,
>e.g.,
>
>
>update 
>   tablea a
>   set 
> ( 
>   a.firstname,
>   a.lastname
> )
>   = 
> ( 
>   select 
>  b.firstname,
>  b.lastname 
> from 
>  tableb b
>where 
>  b.id = a.id 
> )
> where 
>   a.id in
> (
>   select 
>  b2.id
> from 
>  tableb b2
>  )
>/
>
>
>On 30 May 2001, at 11:56, CC Harvest wrote:
>
>Date sent: Wed, 30 May 2001 11:56:14 -0800
>To:Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> Seems like Oracle Doesn't have to the query like this:
>> 
>> update tablea set firstname=tableb.firstname,
>> lastname=tableb.lastname
>> where tableb.id = tablea.id;
>> 
>> I can have one, it works if it has a match for the two
>> tables, otherwise the two columns updated to null:
>> 
>> update tablea set (firstname,lastname)
>> =(select firstname,lastname from tableb
>>   where tableb.id=tablea.id);
>> 
>> Then the following one works, but very ugly:
>> 
>> update tablea set (firstname,lastname)
>> =(select firstname,lastname from tableb
>>   where tableb.id=tablea.id)
>> where exists(
>> select 'x' from tableb 
>>   where tableb.id=tablea.id)
>
>...
>
>
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