|
Supporting Package |
Scenario Examples |
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AS_REPLAY |
Undocumented internal support for Workload Capture and Replay |
|
DBMS_RAT_MASK |
Recovery Appliance (Recovery
Appliance) Backup and Recovery Support for data masking with workload captures and replays. |
| DBMS_REPLAYHUB |
Registers an Oracle database as a Source to a ReplayHub. Once the registration is successful,
the database can upload Real Application Testing (RAT) workload capture to the ReplayHub or download workloads for replay to other Oracle databases. |
| DBMS_WORKLOAD_CAPTURE |
To capture (record and save) real-time workloads on a database so that they can be replayed repeatedly for purposes of testing and debugging. |
| DBMS_WORKLOAD_CAPTURE_I |
Internal
support for DBMS_WORKLOAD_CAPTURE |
| DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPLAY |
Provides an interface to replay a workload capture that was originally created with DBMS_WORKLOAD_CAPTURE. |
| DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPLAY_I |
Internal
support for DBMS_WORKLOAD_REPLAY |
| DBMS_WRR_INTERNAL |
Internal utilities supporting Workload Capture and Replay. This page is capturing a small number of demos related to things I found of interest. |
| DBMS_WRR_PROTECTED |
Supporting utilities for Workload Replay |
| DBMS_WRR_REPORT |
Generates a replay report |
| DBMS_WRR_STATE |
Constants that can be used to determine whether Workload Capture and Replay are currently active. |
| DBMS_WRR_STATE_BASE |
Returns a flag indicating whether the current session is being captured or replayed with RAT |
