Toad For Oracle Commercial 10.1.1.8

Suppose you want to export data whenever a given table is updated, so that the data can be used elsewhere. Toad for Oracle Base lets you automate and schedule the periodic export of data in a clean report format. Having the

Toad For Oracle Commercial 10.1.1.8

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There were some bugs with the Git provider in Toad 12.7 and Toad 12.8. These bugs were addressed with Toad 12.9. If you're current on your maintenance, I would simply recommend downloading the commercial version of Toad for Oracle 12.9 and use that. Your existing license should carry over.

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Is there a way to intercept and potentially manipulate queries and resultsets at the wire level? I would like to put a proxy in front of the existing Oracle instance, enabling me to do some basic manipulation of the incoming query before passing it on to the real Oracle instance and possibly some alterations to the data on the way back. Then I would point all existing applications (and there are lots) to the new proxy as well as re-pointing developers/administrators who normally connect using Toad to the new proxy. I'd ideally like to know if there are any commercial products out there or alternatively any suggested approaches?

Thanks,

Enbee

and Connor said...Some options, both commercial and home-grown are listed in this paper

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and a quick google turned up

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I havent seen or used these products, so I can't give you any kind of feedback or endorsement.

I do remember such things being all the rage a number of years back, but with the increased prominence of security, I think the challenge has been that so much traffic nowadays is encrypted by default.

Depending on the level of interception etc, you might want to consider things at the database level ? eg RLS, sql translation, query rewrite, or advanced rewrite ?

Hope this helps. Others are welcome to provide their thoughts via review.

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