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This is the weblog for Pete Finnigan. Pete works in the area of Oracle security and he specialises in auditing Oracle databases for security issues. This weblog is aimed squarely at those interested in the security of their Oracle databases.

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Edwards post on Java running in the database



I just found Edward Stanglers post that is a comment on my post yesterday about a good paper introducing Java used in stored procedures. This is the paper that Mark Rittman found first.

As Ed points out I have currently disabled comments in my blog, I may re-enable them in the future but not at present. I also saw that Andrej Koelewijn has had some troubles with comments in his blog.

So Ed made a post to his own blog to add some information to my yesterday post. Ed made a good point that was alluded to in the original article but not explained is that its possible to create the Java completely in SQL*Plus using the "CREATE REPLACE AND COMPILE" syntax. Ed gives some examples links from Tom's book. he also makes a good point about using Java instead of C external procedures. He also corrects my memory about where I heard that you should use SQL first, then PL/SQL, then Java then C.

Thanks for the update Edward!