| add_log_registry function

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Contained in package wwlog_api_admin. Call this function to add a record to the wwlog_registry$ table. The wwlog_registry$ table controls which logging calls are saved to the database. Each time a call is made to a wwlog_api.log procedure, the new log record's values are compared to the records in the wwlog_registry$ table. If the comparison returns at least one record from the registry table, then a new log record is added to the database activity log. Note: You can also add a record to the wwlog_registry$ table by clicking Log Registry Administration in the Services portlet (Administer tab in Oracle Portal). function add_log_registry ( p_domain in varchar2, p_subdomain in varchar2 default '%', p_name in varchar2 default '%', p_userid in varchar2 default '%', p_action in varchar2 default '%', p_http_user_agent in varchar2 default '%', p_language in varchar2 default '%' ) return number;

Version: Oracle Portal 3.0.6.6.5 or later
Parameters:
p_domain | The domain name for the object being logged. Datatype: in varchar2
p_subdomain | The subdomain name of the object being logged. Datatype: in varchar2 Default: '%'
p_name | The name of the object being logged. Datatype: in varchar2 Default: '%'
p_userid | The user ID of user executing the action. Datatype: in varchar2 Default: '%'
p_action | The name of the action being logged. Datatype: in varchar2 Default: '%'
p_http_user_agent | The type of the browser being used. Datatype: in varchar2 Default: '%'
p_language | The language associated with logged event. Datatype: in varchar2 Default: '%'
Returns: This function returns the ID number of the logging filter record. Exceptions: This function raises no user-defined exceptions. Example: p_id := wwlog_api_admin.add_log_registry ( p_domain => 'Research&Development', p_subdomain => 'Expenses', p_name => '%', p_action => 'view', p_userid => '%', p_http_user_agent => '%', p_language => '%' );

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