| PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference 10g Release 1 (10.1) Part Number B10802-01 |
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DBMS_DIMENSION enables you to verify dimension relationships and provides an alternative to the Enterprise Manager Dimension Wizard for displaying a dimension definition.
| See Also:
Oracle Data Warehousing Guide for detailed conceptual and usage information about the |
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Security on this package can be controlled by granting EXECUTE to selected users or roles.
A user can validate or describe all the dimensions in his own schema. To validate or describe a dimension in another schema, you must have either an object privilege on the dimension or one of the following system privileges: CREATE ANY DIMENSION, ALTER ANY DIMENSION, and DROP ANY DIMENSION.
This procedure displays the definition of the dimension, including dimension name, levels, hierarchies, and attributes. It displays the output using the DBMS_OUTPUT package.
DBMS_DIMENSION.DESCRIBE_DIMENSION ( dimension IN VARCHAR2);
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The owner and name of the dimension in the format of |
This procedure verifies that the relationships specified in a dimension are valid. The rowid for any row that is found to be invalid will be stored in the table DIMENSION_EXCEPTIONS in the user's schema.
DBMS_DIMENSION.VALIDATE_DIMENSION ( dimension IN VARCHAR2, incremental IN BOOLEAN := TRUE, check_nulls IN BOOLEAN := FALSE, statement_id IN VARCHAR2 := NULL );