Name

DBMS_REPCAT.ALTER_MASTER_REPOBJECT

Synopsis

Just as you can propagate DDL to create objects with the EXECUTE_DDL procedure, you can also propagate DDL to alter objects with ALTER_MASTER_REPOBJECT. Unlike EXECUTE_DDL, ALTER_MASTER_REPOBJECT does not allow you to specify a list of master sites; the call affects all masters. In other words, Oracle does not support site-specific customizations of replicated objects.

You can perform DDL on any of these objects:

Function

Synonym

Index

Table

Package

Trigger

Package body

View

Procedure

Here is the specification:

PROCEDURE DBMS_REPCAT.ALTER_MASTER_REPOBJECT
   (sname IN VARCHAR2,
    oname IN VARCHAR2,
    type IN VARCHAR2,
    ddl_text IN VARCHAR2,
    comment IN VARCHAR2 := '',
    retry IN BOOLEAN := FALSE);

Parameters

Parameter Name

Description

sname

Name of the schema to which object oname belongs.

oname

Name of the object to alter.

type

The oname object type. Supported types: FUNCTION, INDEX, PACKAGE, PACKAGE BODY, SYNONYM, TABLE, TRIGGER, and VIEW.

ddl_text

Text of DDL statement to apply.

comment

Comment visible in DBA_REPOBJECT data dictionary view.

retry

If set to TRUE, procedure alters only objects whose status is not VALID at master sites.

Exceptions

Exception Name

Number

Description

commfailure

–23317

Unable to communicate with one or more master sites.

ddlfailure

–23318

DDL at master definition site failed.

missingobject

–23308

Object oname does not exist.

nonmasterdef

–23312

Calling site is not the master definition site.

notquiesced

–23310

Replication group gname is not quiesced.

typefailure ...

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