SELECT DISTINCT
object_owner,
object_name,
object_node,
CASE WHEN (operation LIKE '%INDEX%') THEN (SELECT MAX(i.table_name)
FROM all_indexes i
WHERE i.index_name = sp.object_name
AND i.owner = sp.object_owner)
END index_table_name
FROM v$sql_plan sp
WHERE sql_id = 'c7d4p6r0xs00f'
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT projection,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY sql_id,child_number ORDER BY id) seq
FROM v$sql_plan
WHERE sql_id = 'd747aacbc0hhv'
AND projection IS NOT NULL)
WHERE seq = 1
-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Shows objects that given object depends on
--
-- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- NOTE :
-- The code uses recursions - so it is highly advisable to use it just for one object at a time to prevent infinite recursions
--
-- Source is system table DBA_DEPENDENCIES to which you'd need to have access to
-- If not use ALL_DEPENDENCIES instead
-- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-- Code could be used in SQL> or Oracle Developer
--
-- Parameters are of type VarChar2 (They Are Not Case Sensitive) and should be provided within single quates:
-- like - OwnerName -> 'scott' ObjectName -> 'my_view' ObjectType -> 'VIEW'
--
-- Resulting format: ---> [Object_Type] "ObjectName" (owner.OwnerName) <---
-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
WITH
obj AS
( Select &OwnerName "OWNED_BY", &ObjectName "OBJ_NAME", &ObjectType "OBJ_TYPE" From Dual ),
-- ---------------------------------------
obj_deps_1 AS
( Select
o.OBJ_NAME "OBJ_NAME",
o.OBJ_TYPE "OBJ_TYPE",
o.OWNED_BY "OBJ_OWNED_BY",
--
CASE WHEN d.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d.REFERENCED_NAME END "REF_OBJ_NAME_1",
CASE WHEN d.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d.REFERENCED_TYPE END "REF_OBJ_TYPE_1",
CASE WHEN d.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d.REFERENCED_OWNER END "REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_1"
--
From
obj o
Inner Join
ALL_DEPENDENCIES d ON(d.OWNER = Upper(o.OWNED_BY) And d.NAME = Upper(o.OBJ_NAME) And d.TYPE = Upper(o.OBJ_TYPE))
),
obj_deps_6 AS
(
SELECT DISTINCT
o.OBJ_NAME "OBJ_NAME",
o.OBJ_TYPE "OBJ_TYPE",
o.OBJ_OWNED_BY "OBJ_OWNED_BY",
--
o.REF_OBJ_NAME_1 "REF_OBJ_NAME_1",
o.REF_OBJ_TYPE_1 "REF_OBJ_TYPE_1",
o.REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_1 "REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_1",
--
CASE WHEN d2.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d2.REFERENCED_NAME END "REF_OBJ_NAME_2",
CASE WHEN d2.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d2.REFERENCED_TYPE END "REF_OBJ_TYPE_2",
CASE WHEN d2.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d2.REFERENCED_OWNER END "REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_2",
--
CASE WHEN d3.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d3.REFERENCED_NAME END "REF_OBJ_NAME_3",
CASE WHEN d3.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d3.REFERENCED_TYPE END "REF_OBJ_TYPE_3",
CASE WHEN d3.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d3.REFERENCED_OWNER END "REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_3",
--
CASE WHEN d4.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d4.REFERENCED_NAME END "REF_OBJ_NAME_4",
CASE WHEN d4.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d4.REFERENCED_TYPE END "REF_OBJ_TYPE_4",
CASE WHEN d4.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d4.REFERENCED_OWNER END "REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_4",
--
CASE WHEN d5.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d5.REFERENCED_NAME END "REF_OBJ_NAME_5",
CASE WHEN d5.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d5.REFERENCED_TYPE END "REF_OBJ_TYPE_5",
CASE WHEN d5.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d5.REFERENCED_OWNER END "REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_5",
--
CASE WHEN d6.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d6.REFERENCED_NAME END "REF_OBJ_NAME_6",
CASE WHEN d6.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d6.REFERENCED_TYPE END "REF_OBJ_TYPE_6",
CASE WHEN d6.REFERENCED_OWNER IN('SYS', 'PUBLIC') THEN Null ELSE d6.REFERENCED_OWNER END "REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_6"
FROM
obj_deps_1 o
LEFT JOIN
ALL_DEPENDENCIES d2 ON(d2.NAME = Nvl(o.REF_OBJ_NAME_1, 'no_object') And d2.TYPE = Nvl(o.REF_OBJ_TYPE_1, 'no_type'))
LEFT JOIN
ALL_DEPENDENCIES d3 ON(d3.NAME = Nvl(d2.REFERENCED_NAME, 'no_object') And d3.TYPE = Nvl(d2.REFERENCED_TYPE, 'no_type'))
LEFT JOIN
ALL_DEPENDENCIES d4 ON(d4.NAME = Nvl(d3.REFERENCED_NAME, 'no_object') And d4.TYPE = Nvl(d3.REFERENCED_TYPE, 'no_type'))
LEFT JOIN
ALL_DEPENDENCIES d5 ON(d5.NAME = Nvl(d4.REFERENCED_NAME, 'no_object') And d5.TYPE = Nvl(d4.REFERENCED_TYPE, 'no_type'))
LEFT JOIN
ALL_DEPENDENCIES d6 ON(d6.NAME = Nvl(d5.REFERENCED_NAME, 'no_object') And d6.TYPE = Nvl(d5.REFERENCED_TYPE, 'no_type'))
)
SELECT
REPLACE('[' || OBJ_TYPE || '] "' || OBJ_NAME || '" (owner.' || OBJ_OWNED_BY || ')', '[] "" (owner.)', 'None') "OBJECT",
REPLACE('[' || REF_OBJ_TYPE_1 || '] "' || REF_OBJ_NAME_1 || '" (owner.' || REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_1 || ')', '[] "" (owner.)', 'None') "DEPENDENCY_1",
REPLACE('[' || REF_OBJ_TYPE_2 || '] "' || REF_OBJ_NAME_2 || '" (owner.' || REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_2 || ')', '[] "" (owner.)', 'None') "DEPENDENCY_2",
REPLACE('[' || REF_OBJ_TYPE_3 || '] "' || REF_OBJ_NAME_3 || '" (owner.' || REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_3 || ')', '[] "" (owner.)', 'None') "DEPENDENCY_3",
REPLACE('[' || REF_OBJ_TYPE_4 || '] "' || REF_OBJ_NAME_4 || '" (owner.' || REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_4 || ')', '[] "" (owner.)', 'None') "DEPENDENCY_4",
REPLACE('[' || REF_OBJ_TYPE_5 || '] "' || REF_OBJ_NAME_5 || '" (owner.' || REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_5 || ')', '[] "" (owner.)', 'None') "DEPENDENCY_5",
REPLACE('[' || REF_OBJ_TYPE_6 || '] "' || REF_OBJ_NAME_6 || '" (owner.' || REF_OBJ_OWNED_BY_6 || ')', '[] "" (owner.)', 'None') "DEPENDENCY_6"
FROM
obj_deps_6
ORDER BY
OBJ_NAME, OBJ_TYPE,
REF_OBJ_NAME_1, REF_OBJ_TYPE_1,
REF_OBJ_NAME_2, REF_OBJ_TYPE_2,
REF_OBJ_NAME_3, REF_OBJ_TYPE_3,
REF_OBJ_NAME_4, REF_OBJ_TYPE_4,
REF_OBJ_NAME_5, REF_OBJ_TYPE_5
2条答案
按热度按时间eanckbw91#
在Oracle术语中,“游标”是一条准备好的SQL语句,在共享池中由
sql_id
标识。要查看游标所依赖的对象,假设您具有SELECT ANY DICTIONARY
权限,您可以像这样查询其执行计划详细信息:现在要注意的是,如果它使用索引并从索引中获取所需的所有内容,并且实际上并没有访问下面的表,那么您将看到索引而不是表。因此,您可能希望在这种情况下增加查询以涵盖您自己:
你的问题也提到了包和过程。如果您需要知道这些对象依赖于什么对象,因为它们是编译代码,Oracle会记录它们的依赖关系,以便在其中一个依赖关系出错时使它们失效。您可以这样查询:
这将省略的唯一一件事是你在动态SQL中使用的任何对象(例如在
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE
或OPEN FOR
中,因为它们不会创建Oracle跟踪的依赖关系)。对于那些你必须运行代码,然后检查v$sql_plan
。也有可能“cursor”指的是PL/SQL创建的命名变量
CURSOR
或REF CURSOR
(它们本身不是游标,而是引用游标的句柄)。如果是这样,并且它是静态定义的,而不是动态定义的,那么它的对象将在定义过程的依赖列表中(使用all_dependencies
)。但是,如果它是动态定义的,那么最好的办法是添加一个唯一标识每个游标的提示,然后运行代码,然后可以查询v$sql
,并使用SQL语句文本中的提示来查找游标,并使用v$sql_plan
获取它们的对象,如上所示。最后,您提到了“属性”,我猜您指的是结果集中的列。如果不手动从SQL或PL/SQL文本本身提取它,就不可能干净地获得这个列表。对于一个特别勇敢的人来说,一个值得研究的先进技术是查看计划的最外投影(应该是最低的
id
),但输出需要一些额外的工作来清理它,我还没有证明这一点,除了一些简单的测试:jdzmm42g2#
你可以尝试使用下面的代码。到目前为止,它对我来说是相当有用的,可以与不同类型的对象(表,视图,包体...)一起工作。基本指令在代码中。如果我没说错的话,你需要找到一个包对象的依赖关系(不知道提到的属性),如果是这样的话,那么对于ObjectType参数put 'PACKAGE BODY',你也需要提供对象所有者和对象名称。
下面是返回对象依赖关系的代码,最高可达6级: