CHANGE_SBX¶
Allows changing all parameters of an existing sandbox except the sandbox name, tablespace and quota. Parameters that are not provided (left NULL) remain unchanged. Use procedure change_sbx_quota to change tablespace and quota settings.
Parameter Name |
Required |
DefaultValue |
Values |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
p_sbx_name |
yes |
The name of the sandbox. The sandbox name is case sensitive. |
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p_lifetime |
no |
NULL |
The lifetime of the sandbox in days. Possible values are NULL, 1 to 9999 and -1, which means unlimited lifetime. If a NULL value is provided, the existing value remains unchanged. |
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p_desc |
no |
NULL |
A description of the sandbox. If a NULL value is provided, the existing value remains unchanged. |
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p_requestor_name |
no |
NULL |
The name of the sandbox requestor for documentary purposes. If a NULL value is provided, the existing value remains unchanged. |
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p_requestor_mail |
no |
NULL |
The email address of the sandbox requestor.
For details on expiration notifications, see SCURTY Concepts Guide, paragraph “Sandbox lifetime”. If a NULL value is provided, the existing value remains unchanged. |
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p_restricted_master |
no |
NULL |
Should the sandbox masters be restricted? Restricted means all sandbox masters will see only the intersection of their access rights. For details on restricted sandboxes see SCURTY Concepts Guide, paragraph “Restricted Sandboxes”.
If a NULL value is provided, the existing value remains unchanged. |
Example
Change the lifetime of sandbox ‘MIGR’ to 120 days. All other parameters remain unchanged:
EXEC p_sbx_admin.change_sbx ( 'MIGR' , 120 );