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Help on stored procedure [message #362505] Tue, 02 December 2008 08:42 Go to next message
dba_raf
Messages: 13
Registered: December 2005
Junior Member
Hi,
I've this table AFM_USERS.

CREATE TABLE AFM_USERS
(
USER_PWD VARCHAR2(64 BYTE),
USER_NAME VARCHAR2(64 BYTE),
COUNTER NUMBER DEFAULT 0
)

USER_NAME.......USER_PSWD........COUNTER
ADAMS.............ADAMS$............0
JOHN..............JOHN$.............0
SMITH.............SMITH$............0
KOSTER............KOSTER$...........0
........................................
........................................

I've my application that connect Oracle via ODBC.

Now I'd like to create a stored procedure on sys.fga_log$ table that increase or decrease of 1 the COUNTER column of table AFM_USERS with these conditions:

if I connect not correctly (user o password incorrect) I increase COUNTER of 1 (+1)
if I connect correctly (user and password correct) I decrease COUNTER of 1 (-1)

In my case I'd like to get like this:

When I connect with USER_NAME=ADAMS PASSWORD=ADAMS$ I'd like to get:

execute my_stored_procedure;

select *
from AFM_USERS;

USER_NAME.......USER_PSWD........COUNTER
ADAMS.............ADAMS$............-1 -- (-1)
JOHN..............JOHN$.............0
SMITH.............SMITH$............0
KOSTER............KOSTER$...........0
........................................
........................................

When I connect with USER_NAME=SMITH PASSWORD=SMITH$ I'd like to get:

execute my_stored_procedure;

select *
from AFM_USERS;

USER_NAME.......USER_PSWD........COUNTER
ADAMS.............ADAMS$............-1
JOHN..............JOHN$.............0
SMITH.............SMITH$............-1 -- (-1)
KOSTER............KOSTER$...........0

When I connect with USER_NAME=SMITH PASSWORD=AAAA(Bad Password) I'd like to get:

execute my_stored_procedure;

select *
from AFM_USERS;

USER_NAME.......USER_PSWD........COUNTER
ADAMS.............ADAMS$............-1
JOHN..............JOHN$.............0
SMITH.............SMITH$............0 -- (+1)
KOSTER............KOSTER$...........0


When I connect with USER_NAME=SMITH PASSWORD=BBBBB(Bad Password) I'd like to get:

execute my_stored_procedure;

select *
from AFM_USERS;

USER_NAME.......USER_PSWD........COUNTER
ADAMS.............ADAMS$............-1
JOHN..............JOHN$.............0
SMITH.............SMITH$............1 -- (+1)
KOSTER............KOSTER$...........0

When I connect with USER_NAME=KOSTER PASSWORD=BBBBB(Bad Password) I'd like to get:

execute my_stored_procedure;

select *
from AFM_USERS;

USER_NAME.......USER_PSWD........COUNTER
ADAMS.............ADAMS$............-1
JOHN..............JOHN$.............0
SMITH.............SMITH$............1
KOSTER............KOSTER$...........1 -- (+1)


In attach I posted the table FGA_LOG$

I'd like to create a procedure like this:

Create or replace procedure update_counter
IS

cursor c1 is
select SESSIONID,DBUID,OSUID,OSHST,OBJ$SCHEMA,OBJ$NAME,POLICYNAME,SCN,NTIMESTAMP#,PROCESS#,STATEMENT,ENTRYID,LSQLBIND
from FGA_LOG$;

PROG NUMBER := 0;

begin
for a in c1 loop

IF I connect not correctly then

PROG := PROG + 1;

UPDATE AFM_SECURE.AFM_USERS
SET COUNTER = PROG
WHERE USER_NAME = a.substr(LSQLBIND,instr(LSQLBIND,':')+1);

END IF;

IF I connect correctly then

PROG := PROG - 1;

UPDATE AFM_SECURE.AFM_USERS
SET COUNTER = PROG
WHERE USER_NAME = a.substr(LSQLBIND,instr(LSQLBIND,':')+1);

END IF;

end loop;
commit;

EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
raise;
END;

But I don't know how can I found the correct connection.

When I connect correctly I get 2 records with OBJ$NAME = (AFM_USERS and AFM_MODS)
and 2 records with POLICY_NAME = (AFM_LOGIN and AFM_MODS)

When I connect not correctly I get ust one record with OBJ$NAME = AFM_USERS and POLICY_NAME = AFM_LOGIN

Have someone any idea??
Re: Help on stored procedure [message #362509 is a reply to message #362505] Tue, 02 December 2008 08:57 Go to previous message
Michel Cadot
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Registered: March 2007
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Please read OraFAQ Forum Guide, especially "How to format your post?" section.
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Quote:
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
raise;

What is the usage and purpose of this but just hiding where the error comes from?

Regards
Michel
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