dads.conf mod_plsql configuration file
A DAD (Database Access Descriptor) is a set of values that specify how mod_plsql connects to a database server to fulfill an HTTP request. Besides the connect details, a DAD contains important configuration parameters for various operations in the database and for mod_plsql in general. Any web-enabled PL/SQL application which makes use of the PL/SQL Web ToolKit needs to create a DAD to invoke the application.
Some typical PL/SQL applications which would require DAD's are:
- Any PL/SQL Application written using the PL/SQL Web ToolKit
- Oracle Application Server Portal
- Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On
The following sections contain details about each mod_plsql configuration parameter
Some more sample DAD's used by other PL/SQL Web applications are available at: Sample DAD's for mod_plsql
- PlsqlAfterProcedure
- PlsqlAlwaysDescribeProcedure
- PlsqlAuthenticationMode
- PlsqlBeforeProcedure
- PlsqlBindBucketLengths
- PlsqlBindBucketWidths
- PlsqlCGIEnvironmentList
- PlsqlConnectionValidation
- PlsqlConnectionTimeout
- PlsqlCompatibilityMode
- PlsqlDatabaseUserName
- PlsqlDatabasePassword
- PlsqlDatabaseConnectString
- PlsqlDefaultPage
- PlsqlDocumentTablename
- PlsqlDocumentPath
- PlsqlDocumentProcedure
- PlsqlErrorStyle
- PlsqlExclusionList
- PlsqlFetchBufferSize
- PlsqlInfoLogging
- PlsqlMaxRequestsPerSession
- PlsqlNLSLanguage
- PlsqlPathAlias
- PlsqlPathAliasProcedure
- PlsqlRequestValidationFunction
- PlsqlSessionCookieName
- PlsqlSessionStateManagement
- PlsqlTransferMode
- PlsqlUploadAsLongRaw