Oracle | RMJVM

Oracle RMJVM Version 21c

General Information

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Purpose Encapsulates undo logic for removing Java system objects during upgrade/downgrade and for full removal of Java to back out of the results of a failed initjvm.

The package contains private objects not exposed via the package specification.

Warning: The RUN and STRIP objects in this package are destructive. Executing them will totally destroy an Oracle Database. The examples here are for education purposes only and not intended to encourage anyone to believe they are safe to execute.

AUTHID CURRENT_USER

Dependencies

ACCESS$	IDL_UB1$	OBJ$
DBMS_ASSERT	INITJVMAUX	OBJAUTH$
DBMS_OUTPUT	JAVA$JVM$STATUS	SYN$
DBMS_SQL	JAVA$RMJVM$AUX	USER$
DEPENDENCY$	JAVA$RMJVM$AUX2	V$INSTANCE
ERROR$	JAVAOBJ$	X$KGLOB
IDL_CHAR$	JAVASNM$

Documented No

First Available Not Known

Security Model Owned by SYS with no privileges granted

Source {ORACLE_HOME}/rdbms/admin/initjvma.sql

Subprograms

CHECK_FOR_RMJVM	RUN	STRIP
HEXTOCHAR

CHECK_FOR_RMJVM

Undocumented rmjvm.check_for_rmjvm;

exec rmjvm.check_for_rmjvm;

      

      PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

HEXTOCHAR

Converts HEX to its corresponding characters rmjvm.hextochar(x IN VARCHAR2) RETURN VARCHAR2;

SELECT rmjvm.hextochar('7D')

      FROM dual;

      

      RMJVM.HEXTOCHAR('4D4C4B')

      --------------------------

      MLK

RUN

Removes java related objects from the data dictionary rmjvm.run(remove_all IN BOOLEAN);

Dangerous: Do not execute

STRIP

Strips bytecode optimizations from non-system java classes, and sets the status of these classes to invalid (unresolved). rmjvm.strip;

Dangerous: Do not execute