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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: Login Trigger
What you're thinking of is package variables.
Variables declared in the header of a package will persist until they
are changed or the user logs out.
e.g.
create or replace package p
is
my_login_name varchar2(30);
procedure setname;
end;
/
create or replace package body p
is
procedure setname
is
begin
my_login_name := user;
end;
end;
/
You can now reference p.my_login_name outside of the package.
Just call the proc from the login trigger.
Jared
oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org wrote on 03/11/2004 10:16:21 AM:
> We have a fairly big query that takes about 6 hours
> to complete. To speed up things, we thought of the
> following: Create a logon trigger, which stores in memory
> each user's info during login time.
>
> Then when the user clicks a button that starts this query,
> to have his/her info already in memory as opposed to
> getting it from disk somewhere.
>
> So basically, I just wanted to verify that a login trigger
> does indeed store things in memory and keeps it there
> until logout. Is that correct, or should I expect surprises?
>
> thanks,
> maa
>
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