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Chapter 12: Managing the Oracle XML Database

This chapter covers Oracle XML Database 10g management topics, beginning with looking at the components that are installed. Then, it explores how to configure the Oracle XML Database (Oracle XML DB) to ensure functionality for XML applications. Finally, it shows configurations for user privileges and permissions to secure XML data and operations in the Oracle database.


Installed Oracle XML DB Components


After installing Oracle XML Database 10g, the XDB and ANONYMOUS users and an XDBADMIN role are created. The XDB user is created to maintain the PL/SQL packages, datatypes, and system object registries for Oracle XML DB. The ANONYMOUS user is created to allow for unauthenticated access of the Oracle XML DB Repository through the built-in HTTP server in the Oracle database. The XDBADMIN role is granted to all the DBA users by default so that DBA users can perform Oracle XML DB administration operations, such as registering global XML schemas.





Note

The ANONYMOUS user is created with the account LOCKED. Unless you need unauthenticated access to the Oracle XML DB Repository, do not unlock the ANONYMOUS user; doing so will create a security hole.


Table 12-1 lists the Oracle XML DB directory tables that are created to manage registered XML schemas, XMLType tables, and views. These tables can be viewed from SQL*Plus or Oracle Enterprise Manager.

























































Table 12-1: Oracle XML DB Dictionary Tables

Directory Name


Description


DBA_XML_SCHEMAS


All registered XML schemas in the Oracle XML DB


USER_XML_SCHEMAS


All registered XML schemas owned by the current user


ALL_XML_SCHEMAS


All registered XML schemas usable by the current user


DBA_XML_TABLES


All XMLType tables in the Oracle XML DB


USER_XML_TABLES


All XMLType tables owned by the current user


ALL_XML_TABLES


All XMLType tables usable by the current user


DBA_XML_TAB_COLS


All XMLType table columns in the Oracle XML DB


USER_XML_TAB_COLS


All XMLType table columns in tables owned by the current user


ALL_XML_TAB_COLS


All XMLType table columns in tables usable by the current user


DBA_XML_VIEWS


All XMLType views in the Oracle XML DB


USER_XML_VIEWS


All XMLType views owned by the current user


ALL_XML_VIEWS


All XMLType views usable by the current user


DBA_XML_VIEW_COLS


All XMLType view columns in the Oracle XML DB


USER_XML_VIEW_COLS


All XMLType view columns in views owned by the current user


ALL_XML_VIEW_COLS


All XMLType view columns in views usable by the current user



All Oracle XML DB PL/SQL packages and the new XML data types, including XMLType and Oracle XML DB URI types, are installed with Oracle XML DB. Table 12-2 lists major PL/SQL packages, XML datatypes and their function descriptions. All the definition files are stored in the ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/ADMIN directory.










































Table 12-2: PL/SQL Package Specifications and Functionality

Package Name


Definition File


Functionality


XMLType

XMLSequenceType

XMLGenFormatType


dbmsxmlt.sql


New XML data types


UriType

DBUriType

FTPUriType

XDBUriType

HTTPUriType

UriFactory


dbmsuri.sql


Oracle XML DB URI datatypes


DBMS_XMLGEN

DBMS_XMLSTORE


dbmsxml.sql


PL/SQL packages generating XML from SQL queries and storing XML into relational tables via a canonical mapping


DBMS_XMLDOM


dbmsxmld.sql


PL/SQL DOM XML parsing API


DBMS_XMLPARSER


dbmsxmlp.sql


PL/SQL XML parser interface with support of XMLType


DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR


dbmsxsl.sql


PL/SQL XSL processor with support for XPath XML data extraction from DOM


DBMS_XMLSCHEMA


dbmsxsch.sql


PL/SQL XML Schema support


DBMS_XDB


dbmsxdb.sql


PL/SQL APIs to access and manage resource and data in Oracle XML DB Repository


DBMS_XDBZ


dbmsxdbz.sql


XML DB security support


DBMS_XDBT


dbmsxdbt.sql


PL/SQL package to set up an Oracle Text ConText index on the Oracle XML DB Repository hierarchy, create default preferences, and set up automatic synchronization of the CONTEXT index







Note

The corresponding PL/SQL package implementations are in the files with names starting with prvt followed by the letters after dbms in the name of the definition file. For example, the package body of DBMS_ XDBT is in the prvtxdbt.sql file.


If you need to reinstall Oracle XML DB, you can go to the $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin directory on UNIX and the %ORACLE_HOME%/rdbms/admin directory on Windows, connect to the Oracle database as SYS user, and follow these steps:



Log in to a SQL*Plus session and connect as the SYS user with SYSDBA privileges:

 > sqlplus "SYS/<sys_password> as SYSDBA"  



Run catnoqm.sql:

 SQL> @catnoqm  

This step drops the XDB user, and all information in the Oracle XML DB Repository will be lost as will all information in the schema-based XMLType tables and columns.



Shut down and restart the database:

 SQL> shutdown immediate; 
SQL> startup



Run catqm.sql script and specify the password (such as XDBPW), the default tablespace (such as XDB), and the temporary tablespace (TEMP) for the XDB user:

 SQL> @catqm XDBPW XDB TEMP  



Run catxdbj.sql to install the XML DB Java packages:

 SQL> @catxdbj



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