I am desperate for help here. My deadline is this Friday, and I have no clue
how to make this work...
I have been provided with an Oracle stored procedure by our dba that
provides a session id when a user logs in to my application with their
domain name and password. I have successfully gotten this to work (i.e., I
get a session id passed back to me).
Now, I have also been provided with an Oracle function for the stored proc.
I have NO idea what I'm supposed to do with this:
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FUNC: DB_APP_STD.chk_ses(sesid, valid_hrs)
Input: sesid (varchar2)
valid_hrs (number) <optional, default is 3 hrs>
Returns: Varchar2 'UserID' OR NULL
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Apparently the plan is to call the above function via an include page in any
of the pages that I want password-protected. Apparently it is for checking
that the user is, in fact, logged in.
What I don't understand is, how do I call this function? Do I put it in my
login_action page with the original stored procedure?
What files do I need? I know I need the application.cfm file--do I put this
function in there? What goes in the application.cfm file (other than my
cfapplication tag) vs. what goes in my login_action.cfm file vs. what goes
in my include page? Do I even need that third include page?
PLEASE, if anyone has more of a clue than I do, let me know!
Thanks!
Terri
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