Miscellaneous
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SYSADMIN.checkSortOrder
This stored procedure queries the specified column, sorts data using a DBMS native ORDER BY
, sorts the same data internally in the Data Virtuality Server, and returns differences between the two result sets.
SYSADMIN.checkSortOrder(IN schemaName string NOT NULL, IN tableName string NOT NULL, IN columnName string NOT NULL, IN maxRows integer)
Example
CALL SYSADMIN.checkSortOrder('test_tables', 'test_e', 'e', 5)
SYSADMIN.clearResultSetCache
This procedure cleans the result set cache.
SYSADMIN.clearResultSetCache()
SYSADMIN.clearResultCache
is available since v3.7
This procedure calculates the JSON Web Token.
SYSADMIN.getJwtToken(IN payload clob NOT NULL, IN privateKeyPath blob NOT NULL, IN encryptionAlgorithm string, IN jwtHeader clob, OUT token string RESULT)
It supports different ways of providing a private key:
- Text in PEM format (in base64);
- Path for a file with a private key in PEM or DER format;
- Byte stream from a file data source.
It supports the following algorithms:
- RS256 (default)
- RS384
- RS512
- PS256
- PS384
- PS512
- ES256
- ES384
- ES512
Examples
-- JSON Web Token as text
SELECT * FROM (CALL "SYSADMIN.getJwtToken"(
"payload" => '{
"exp": 1551273453,
"iss": "A@AdobeOrg",
"sub": "A@techacct.adobe.com",
"https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/s/ent_analytics_bulk_ingest_sdk": true,
"aud": "https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/c/4"
}'/* Mandatory */,
"privateKeyPath" => to_bytes('-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----
privatkey
-----END PRIVATE KEY-----', 'UTF-8')/* Mandatory */
)) AS s;;
-- JSON Web Token as a file path
SELECT * FROM (CALL "SYSADMIN.getJwtToken"(
"payload" => '{
"exp": 1551273453,
"iss": "A@AdobeOrg",
"sub": "A@techacct.adobe.com",
"https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/s/ent_analytics_bulk_ingest_sdk": true,
"aud": "https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/c/A"
}'/* Mandatory */,
"privateKeyPath" => 'C:\\DataVirtuality\\testdata\\secret.pem'/* Mandatory */
)) AS s;;
SELECT * FROM (CALL "SYSADMIN.getJwtToken"(
"payload" => '{
"exp": 1551273453,
"iss": "A@AdobeOrg",
"sub": "A@techacct.adobe.com",
"https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/s/ent_analytics_bulk_ingest_sdk": true,
"aud": "https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/c/A"
}'/* Mandatory */,
"privateKeyPath" => 'C:\\DataVirtuality\\testdata\\secret.key'/* Mandatory */
)) AS s;;
-- JSON Web Token as a stream from a file
BEGIN
DECLARE blob key = SELECT file FROM (CALL testdata.getFiles('secret.key')) AS a;
DECLARE string payload = SELECT '{
"exp": 1551273453,
"iss": "A@AdobeOrg",
"sub": "A@techacct.adobe.com",
"https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/s/ent_analytics_bulk_ingest_sdk": true,
"aud": "https://ims-na1.adobelogin.com/c/A"
}';
SELECT * FROM (CALL "SYSADMIN.getJwtToken"(
"payload" => payload,
"privateKeyPath" => key
)) AS s;
END;;
-- JSON Web Token as a stream from a file using ES256 algorithm
BEGIN
DECLARE blob file = SELECT file FROM testdata.getFiles(pathAndPattern => 'ec_private.pem');
SELECT * from (CALL SYSADMIN.getJwtToken (
payload => JsonObject (
'69a6de74-ec5f-47e3-e053-5b8c7c11a4d1' as iss,
TimestampDiff (SQL_TSI_Second, From_Unixtime(0), Now()) as iat,
TimestampDiff (SQL_TSI_Second, From_Unixtime(0), TimestampAdd (SQL_TSI_MINUTE, 20, Now())) as exp,
'appstoreconnect-v1' as aud
),
privateKeyPath => file,
encryptionAlgorithm => 'ES256'
)) as s;
END;;
-- JSON Web Token as a stream from a file using ES256 algorithm and optional jwtHeader parameter
BEGIN
DECLARE blob file = SELECT file FROM testdata.getFiles(pathAndPattern => 'ec_private.pem');
SELECT * from (CALL SYSADMIN.getJwtToken (
payload => JsonObject (
'69a6de74-ec5f-47e3-e053-5b8c7c11a4d1' as iss,
TimestampDiff (SQL_TSI_Second, From_Unixtime(0), Now()) as iat,
TimestampDiff (SQL_TSI_Second, From_Unixtime(0), TimestampAdd (SQL_TSI_MINUTE, 20, Now())) as exp,
'appstoreconnect-v1' as aud,
'ES256' as alg
),
jwtHeader => JsonObject (
'ES256' as alg,
'2X9R4HXF34' as kid,
'JWT' as typ
),
privateKeyPath => file
)) as s;
END;;
SYSADMIN.md5
This procedure returns the md5 hash value for a given parameter.
SYSADMIN.md5(IN param string, OUT hash string)
Example
SELECT hash FROM (CALL SYSADMIN.md5(1)) AS a WHERE hash=ucase('c4ca4238a0b923820dcc509a6f75849b');
md5 accepts an empty/null string or whitespace-like tab:
- For null value, there is going to be just an empty string as a result;
- For non-null values (empty string, string with whitespaces or tabs, etc.), md5 will be calculated and returned as a result.
Examples
SELECT hash FROM (CALL SYSADMIN.md5('')) AS a;
SELECT hash FROM (CALL md5(null)) AS a;
SYSADMIN.reservedWords
This procedure returns a list of keywords needed for code completion. It includes clauses, data types, functions, arithmetic operation signs, etc.
SYSADMIN.reservedWords(OUT keyword string NOT NULL, OUT type string NOT NULL)
SYSADMIN.reservedWords
procedure is available since v3.2
SYSADMIN.sendOracleADWCWallet
This procedure uploads a wallet file for an Oracle ADWC data source.
SYSADMIN.sendOracleADWCWallet(IN trustStorePassword string NOT NULL, IN base64Wallet string NOT NULL)
SYSADMIN.setRemark
This procedure sets a remark for a given table, column, procedure, or view.
SYSADMIN.setRemark(IN name string NOT NULL, IN remark string NOT NULL)
Examples
CALL "SYSADMIN.setRemark" (
"name" => 'views.employee'
,"remark" => 'here remark was set for the view/proc'
) ;;
CALL "SYSADMIN.setRemark" (
"name" => 'adv.contacttype'
,"remark" => 'here remark was set for the table'
) ;;
CALL "SYSADMIN.setRemark" (
"name" => 'adv.contact.FirstName'
,"remark" => 'here remark was set for the column'
) ;;
The setRemark()
procedure can be used with OPTION $NOFAIL
. Here is an example of this:
CALL "SYSADMIN.setRemark" (
"name" => 'adv.contact.FirstName'
,"remark" => 'here remark was set for the column'
) OPTION $NOFAIL;;
The Data Virtuality Exporter will not export remarks set on physical data sources, as well as those set on tables, views or procedures stored in such a data source. Remarks set on virtual schemas and objects will be exported.
Furthermore, the Data Virtuality Exporter adds OPTION $NOFAIL
to all setRemark()
system procedures.
SYSADMIN.sleep
This procedure pauses the execution of the current process for the specified time in milliseconds.
SYSADMIN.sleep(IN millis long NOT NULL))
Example
In this example, the sleep time is set to 5 seconds:
CALL SYSADMIN.sleep(5000)