Oracle Transportation Management VPD May Not Return Expected Number of Rows within PL/SQL Stored Procedure
(Doc ID 2497493.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 13, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Logistics Inventory Visibility - Version 6.4.3 and laterOracle Customs Management - Version 6.4.3 and later
Oracle Fusion Transportation Intelligence - Version 6.4.3 and later
Oracle Transportation Sourcing - Version 6.4.3 and later
Oracle Forwarding and Brokerage Operations - Version 6.4.3 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Purpose
VPD may not return expected number of rows within PL/SQL stored procedure if procedure code changes application user context from previous user by executing vpd.set_user(_r) in the same database session and expect different number of rows from previous user. Stored procedure returns expected number of rows if executed in different database session.
This applies to PL/SQL packages and function too. These symptoms appears on database version 12c and above.
This does not apply to JDBC SQL calls originating from the application.
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