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--
--  Allow 45 minutes for installation (depending on the size of the host)
--

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-- 
-- !!! log in as a user with DBA privilege (master user in RDS)
--
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-- Spool to output
spool install-rds.out


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--
-- The dms_sample user/schema contains the objects and data
-- for this database. 
--
-- The following script creates the user dms_sample/dms_sample
-- it is recommended that you change the password
-- after creating the account.
--
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@user/create_dms_sample.sql


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-- In order to capture changes supplemental logging is required
-- The following commands turn on supplemental logging and increase 
-- archive retention (RDS)
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-- RDS Specific commands
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exec rdsadmin.rdsadmin_util.alter_supplemental_logging('ADD');
exec rdsadmin.rdsadmin_util.alter_supplemental_logging('ADD','PRIMARY KEY');
exec rdsadmin.rdsadmin_util.set_configuration('archivelog retention hours',8);


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-- 
-- In general, it's a good idea to create and use an 
-- account other than the account that owns the schema 
-- objects for the migration. The following creates the 
-- user dms_user/dms_user which can be used to migrate
-- the objects contained in the dms_sample account.
-- It is recommended that you change the password
-- after creating the account.
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@user/create_dms_user.sql
@user/dms_user_privileges.sql

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--
-- If you want the dms_user to use the Schema Conversion 
-- Tool (SCT) you will need to give them the following privileges
--
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@user/dms_user_sct_privileges.sql



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--
-- install the objects in the dms_sample schema
--
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alter session set current_schema = dms_sample;
@schema/load_base_data.sql
@schema/install_dms_sample_data.sql



-- stop spooling output

spool off