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PlsqlAfterProcedure Specifies the procedure to be invoked after calling the
requested procedure. This enables you to put a hook point after the requested
procedure is called. This is useful in doing SQL*Traces/SQL Profiles while
debugging a problem with the requested procedure. This is also useful when you
want to ensure that a specific call be made after running every procedure.
Notes:
■ For all purposes, except for debugging, this parameter should be omitted. You
could use this parameter to stop SQL Trace/SQL Profiling.
■ In older versions of the product, this parameter was called after_proc.
PlsqlAlwaysDescribeProcedure Specifies whether mod_plsql should describe a
procedure before trying to execute it. If this is set to “On”, then mod_plsql will
always describe a procedure before invoking it. Otherwise, mod_plsql will only
describe a procedure when its internal heuristics have interpreted a parameter type
incorrectly.
Notes:
■ For all purposes, except for debugging, you should leave this parameter set to
“Off”.
■ In older versions of the product, this parameter was called always_desc.
Category Value
Syntax PlsqlAfterProcedure string
Default None
Example PlsqlAfterProcedure portal.mypkg.myafterproc
Category Value
Syntax PlsqlAlwaysDescribeProcedure On/Off
Default Off
Example PlsqlAlwaysDescribeProcedure Off
- Oracle® HTTP Server 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Managing Server Processes 4
- 7 Oracle HTTP Server Modules 6
- 8 Managing Security 8
- 9 Frequently Asked Questions 8
- B Third Party Licenses 9
- Glossary 10
- Send Us Your Comments 11
- ■ Intended Audience 13
- ■ Documentation Accessibility 13
- ■ Organization 13
- ■ Related Documentation 13
- ■ Conventions 13
- Intended Audience 14
- Documentation Accessibility 14
- Organization 15
- Related Documentation 16
- Conventions 17
- Conventions in Code Examples 18
- Oracle HTTP Server Overview 23
- Oracle HTTP Server Features 24
- Oracle HTTP Server Components 25
- Oracle HTTP Server Support 27
- Oracle HTTP Server Management 28
- Stopping Oracle HTTP Server 29
- Restarting Oracle HTTP Server 29
- Oracle HTTP Server Concepts 31
- Accessing Configuration Files 32
- Configuration Files Syntax 32
- Understanding Modules 33
- Classes of Directives 33
- Scope of Directives 34
- <DirectoryMatch> 35
- <Files> 35
- <FilesMatch> 35
- <Location> 35
- <LocationMatch> 36
- <Limit> 36
- <LimitExcept> 36
- About .htaccess Files 37
- ■ Specifying File Locations 39
- ServerName 40
- UseCanonicalName 40
- ServerAdmin 41
- ServerSignature 41
- ServerTokens 41
- ServerAlias 41
- Specifying File Locations 42
- ErrorLog 43
- LockFile 43
- ScoreBoardFile 43
- ServerRoot 44
- Managing Server Processes 45
- Managing Server Processes 4-3 47
- Handling Server Processes 48
- StartServers 49
- ThreadsPerChild 49
- MaxClients 49
- MaxRequestsPerChild 50
- MaxSpareServers 50
- MinSpareServers 50
- Managing Server Processes 4-7 51
- ■ BindAddress 54
- ■ Listen 54
- BindAddress 55
- ListenBackLog 56
- SendBufferSize 56
- KeepAlive 57
- KeepAliveTimeout 57
- MaxKeepAliveRequests 57
- ■ Specifying Log Formats 61
- ■ Specifying Log Level 61
- ■ Specifying Log Files 61
- Overview 62
- Configuring Oracle HTTP Server 62
- ■ INTERNAL_ERROR 63
- ■ WARNING 63
- ■ NOTIFICATION 63
- Specifying Log Formats 65
- Specifying Log Level 66
- Specifying Log Files 67
- Error Log 68
- PID File 68
- Piped Log 68
- Rewrite Log 69
- Script Log 69
- Transfer Log 69
- Oracle HTTP Server Modules 71
- List of Modules 72
- AddCertHeader SSL_CLIENT_CERT 75
- <Location /foo/> 78
- SimulateHttps on 78
- </Location> 78
- Benefits of mod_onsint 83
- OpmnHostPort localhost: 7778 84
- See Also: mod_perl Guide 85
- Database Usage Notes 86
- Testing Database Connection 87
- Using SQL NCHAR Datatypes 87
- Creating a DAD 90
- Configuration Files 91
- Configuration Parameters 92
- ■ PlsqlDMSEnable 94
- ■ PlsqlLogEnable 94
- ■ PlsqlLogDirectory 94
- Category Value 100
- Default None 100
- Default Same as DAD name 116
- ■ 1 megabytes = 1048576 bytes 122
- See Also: 123
- ■ RewriteOptions 125
- ■ RewriteLog 125
- ■ RewriteLogLevel 125
- ■ RewriteBase 125
- ■ RewriteEngine 125
- Rewrite Rules Hints 127
- Redirection Examples 128
- RewriteEngine On 129
- RewriteRule .* - [F] 129
- Managing Security 131
- Resources Protected 133
- Host-based Access Control 134
- Enabling SSL 140
- Managing Security 8-11 141
- HTTPS://hostname:4443 141
- Using mod_ossl 142
- Using mod_ossl Directives 143
- ■ SSLSessionCacheTimeout 144
- ■ SSLVerifyClient 144
- ■ SSLWallet 144
- ■ SSLWalletPassword 144
- Using mod_proxy Directives 160
- Using the iasobf Utility 163
- Frequently Asked Questions 165
- Supporting PHP 168
- ■ httpd.conf 171
- ■ opmn.xml 171
- Global Environment 172
- Main Server Configuration 173
- Virtual Hosts 173
- ■ UNIX: ORACLE_HOME/xdk/admin 176
- <ias-component> 177
- <process-type> 177
- <process-set> 177
- Third Party Licenses 179
- Apache HTTP Server 180
- Apache SOAP 181
- DBI Module 183
- Perl Kit Readme 187
- Perl Artistic License 189
- Definitions 190
- Greg Stein 194
- Third Party Licenses B-17 195
- Module mod_fastcgi License 196
- Third Party Licenses B-19 197
- The Jaxen Software License 198
- Third Party Licenses B-21 199
- Expat License 200
- The SAXPath License 201
- Glossary-2 204
- Glossary-3 205
- Glossary-4 206
- Glossary-5 207
- Glossary-6 208
- Glossary-7 209
- Glossary-8 210
- Glossary-9 211
- Glossary-10 212
- Index-12 224
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