Hi, Paul
No Oracle supported tool, as far as I understand. You may try to get content
of CREATE$JAVA$LOB$TABLE, field LOB. This supposed to be java binary. This
table could be found in the same schema, where do you have Java classes. You
may need to write a small client code (Java, C, PL/SQL). Nev
What about a binary (i.e., class) file? Any way to extract it to an OS
file?
I'm asking because we have some Java stored procedures of uncertain origin
and we're trying to locate the source. They're stored in the DB as classes.
Paul Baumgartel
InstiPro, Inc.
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212 813-0829 x10
Something like
select text from dba_source (or user_source) where owner = .. and
dbms_java.longname(name) = .. and type = 'JAVA SOURCE'
should help.
Vadim Gorbounov
Oracle DBA
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No,
No, I wasn't clear enough; I mean retrieve into a file.
Paul Baumgartel
InstiPro, Inc.
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You mean, drop? drop
You mean, drop? dropjava.
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I'm new to Java in the DB. Once a class or source has been loaded into
Oracle, is there any way to get it back out?
Thanks.
Paul Baumgartel
InstiPro, Inc.