Oracle® OLAP DML Reference 11g Release 2 (11.2) Part Number E12197-02 |
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The OLAP_API_SESSION_INIT
package provides procedures for maintaining a table of initialization parameters for the OLAP API.
This chapter contains the following topics:
The OLAP_API_SESSION_INIT
package contains procedures for maintaining a configuration table of initialization parameters. When the OLAP API opens a session, it executes the ALTER SESSION
commands listed in the table for any user who has the specified roles. Only the OLAP API uses this table; no other type of application executes the commands stored in it.
This functionality provides an alternative to setting these parameters in the database initialization file or the init.ora
file, which would alter the environment for all users.
During installation, the table is populated with ALTER SESSION
commands that have been shown to enhance the performance of the OLAP API. Unless new settings prove to be more beneficial, you do not have to make changes to the table.
The information in the table can be queried through the ALL_OLAP_ALTER_SESSION
view alias, which is also described in this chapter.
Note:
This package is owned by theSYS
user. You must explicitly be granted execution rights before you can use it.ALL_OLAP_ALTER_SESSION
is the public synonym for V$OLAP_ALTER_SESSION
, which is a view for the OLAP$ALTER_SESSION
table. The view and table are owned by the SYS
user.
The following table describes the subprograms provided in OLAP_API_SESSION_INIT
.
Table C-2 OLAP_API_SESSION_INIT Subprograms
Subprogram | Description |
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Specifies an |
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Removes orphaned data, that is, any |
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Removes a previously defined |
This procedure specifies an ALTER SESSION
parameter for OLAP API users with a particular database role. It adds a row to the OLAP$ALTER_SESSION
table.
Syntax
ADD_ALTER_SESSION ( role_name IN VARCHAR2, session_parameter IN VARCHAR2);
Parameters
The role_name
and session_parameter
are added as a row in OLAP$ALTER_SESSION
.
Table C-3 ADD_ALTER_SESSION Procedure Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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The name of a valid role in the database. Required. |
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A parameter that can be set with a SQL |
Example
The following example inserts a row in OLAP$ALTER_SESSION
that turns on query rewrite for users with the OLAP_DBA
role.
EXECUTE olap_api_session_init.add_alter_session('OLAP_DBA', 'SET QUERY_REWRITE_ENABLED=TRUE'); Row inserted SELECT * FROM all_olap_alter_session WHERE role='OLAP_DBA'; ROLE CLAUSE_TEXT ------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ OLAP_DBA ALTER SESSION SET QUERY_REWRITE_ENABLED=TRUE
This procedure removes all ALTER SESSION
parameters for any role that is not currently defined in the database. It removes all orphaned rows in the OLAP$ALTER_SESSION
table for those roles.
Syntax
CLEAN_ALTER_SESSION ();
Example
The following example deletes all orphaned rows.
EXECUTE olap_api_session_init.clean_alter_session();
This procedure removes a previously defined ALTER SESSION
parameter for OLAP API users with a particular database role. It deletes a row from the OLAP$ALTER_SESSION
table.
Syntax
DELETE_ALTER_SESSION ( role_name IN VARCHAR2, session_parameter IN VARCHAR2);
Parameters
The role_name
and session_parameter
together uniquely identify a row in OLAP$ALTER_SESSION
.
Table C-4 DELETE_ALTER_SESSION Procedure Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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role_name |
The name of a valid role in the database. Required. |
session_parameter |
A parameter that can be set with a SQL |
Examples
The following call deletes a row in OLAP$ALTER_SESSION
that contains a value of OLAP_DBA
in the first column and QUERY_REWRITE_ENABLED=TRUE
in the second column.
EXECUTE olap_api_session_init.delete_alter_session('OLAP_DBA', 'SET QUERY_REWRITE_ENABLED=TRUE'); SELECT * FROM all_olap_alter_session WHERE role='OLAP_DBA'; no rows selected