Re: Hiding PL/SQL source code

WRAP is what Oracle Corporation uses on its own code, so I suppose it must kinda sorta work.

(kidding, people)

Important safety tip: if you do go wrapping, it is absolutely, positively critical your source code management and tracking and module control practices, release practices and builds are 100% perfect, since once wrapped, you can't go in there with Frog or Lizard or Toad or whatever, or anything, and fix it on the fly.

So those perfect, tested system images in source code / SQL etc form better be vaulted somewhere very secure, otherwise you are doomed if a customer has a bug in a PL/SQL object that has been wrapped.

Just a hint.

RSH.
"ales voderka" <ales.voderka_at_e-bs.cz> wrote in message news:a5vp0a$tub$1_at_news.eunet.cz...
> Hello,
> I would like to know if there is any way how to hide PL/SQL Source code
from
> being available in database. The problem is that we have an application
> which is written in PL/SQL packages. Now we will have to install by our
> customers which will have administration access to the database. We would
> like to have our app in the database but we don't want to let them see our
> code. We use oracle 8.1.7.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Ales Voderka
>
>
Received on Mon Mar 04 2002 - 19:11:40 CST