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Hi there, Is it possible to intercept queries on the Oracle Server prior to processing and encompass some rules around how the queries are processed? For e.g. Depending on varying parameters I may want to deny users querying capabilities or forward them to another instance or modify queries based on hints contained in the queries etc. Is it possible to do this kind of query management in Oracle? I guess I essentially want to wrap some logic behind how/when queries are responded to by my oracle database. Can I embed oracle into a custom application to do something like this? I have been unable to find something relevant to this, I'm sorry if this is a repeat. Any help appreciated. Thanks very much, GrpAnon |
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Hi there, Is it possible to intercept queries on the Oracle Server prior to processing and encompass some rules around how the queries are processed? For e.g. Depending on varying parameters I may want to deny users querying capabilities or forward them to another instance or modify queries based on hints contained in the queries etc. Is it possible to do this kind of query management in Oracle? I guess I essentially want to wrap some logic behind how/when queries are responded to by my oracle database. Can I embed oracle into a custom application to do something like this? I have been unable to find something relevant to this, I'm sorry if this is a repeat. Any help appreciated. Thanks very much, GrpAnon |
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grp.anon (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: Hi there, Is it possible to intercept queries on the Oracle Server prior to processing and encompass some rules around how the queries are processed? For e.g. Depending on varying parameters I may want to deny users querying capabilities or forward them to another instance or modify queries based on hints contained in the queries etc. Is it possible to do this kind of query management in Oracle? I guess I essentially want to wrap some logic behind how/when queries are responded to by my oracle database. Can I embed oracle into a custom application to do something like this? I have been unable to find something relevant to this, I'm sorry if this is a repeat. Any help appreciated. Thanks very much, GrpAnon At least a subset from your requirements could be done. Check concepts using virtual private database and fine-grained access control You can start for example here http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/c...6/apdvpoli.htm Gints Plivna http://www.gplivna.eu |
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