Index

A B C D E F G I< /a> L M O P R ; S T U V X

A

ADD_ELEMENTAR Y_ATTRIBUTE procedure, 1.2.1, 1.2.1, 8

ADD_FUNCTIONS procedure, 1.2.1 , 8

ALTER INDEX REBUILD statement, 6

ALTER INDEX RENAME TO, 6

AnyData, 1.3

application examples, B

active application, B

batch evaluation, B

resource management, B

ASSIGN_AT TRIBUTE_SET procedure, 1.2.2, 5.1, 8

attribute sets

automatically creating, 1.2.1

copying, 1.2.2< /dd>

creating with an existing object type, 1.2.1

dropping, 1.2.1, 1.2.2, 8

examples, 1.2.1

una ssigning, 1.2.2

B

BUILD_EXCEPTIONS_TABLE procedure, 1.4, 8

bulk loading, 5.1

bypassing validation, 5.1

C

CLEAR_EXPRSET_STATS procedure, 8

conditional expressions

See expr essions

COPY_ATTRIBUTE_SET procedure, 1.2.2, 8

CREATE INDEX statement, 2.6, 6

CREATE_ATTRIBUTE_SET procedure, 1.2.1, 8

D

data item

formatted as AnyData, 1.3

formatted as name/value pair, 1. 3

formatted as string, 1.3

da tabase

exporting, 5.2.3

DBMS_EXPFIL package, 1.2

ADD_ELEMENT ARY_ATTRIBUTE, 8

ADD_FUNCTIONS, 8

ASSIGN_ATTRIBUTE_SET, 8

BUILD_EXCEPTIONS_TABLE, 8

CLEAR_EXPRSET_STATS, 8

COPY_ATTRIBUTE_SET, 8

CREATE_ATTRIBUTE_SET, 8

DEFAULT_INDEX_PARAMETERS, 8

DEFAULT_XPIN DEX_PARAMETERS, 8

DEFRAG_INDEX, 8

DROP_ATTRIBUTE_SET, 8

GET_EXPRSET_STATS, 8

GRANT_PRIVILEGE, 1.5, 8

INDEX_PARAMETERS, 8

REVOKE_PRIV ILEGE, 1.5, 8

UNASSIGN_ATTRI BUTE_SET, 8

VALIDATE_EXPRESSIONS, 8

XPINDEX_PARAMETERS, 8

DEFAULT_INDEX_PARAMET ERS procedure, 2.6, 8

DEFAULT _XPINDEX_PARAMETERS procedure, 3.2.4, 8

DEFRAG_INDEX procedure, 2.8, 8

DROP INDEX statement, 6

DROP_ATTRIBUTE_SET procedure, 1.2.1, 1.2.2, 8

E

elementary attributes, 1.2

error messages, 1.6

EVALUATE operator, 1.3, 6

arguments, 1.3

EXF$ATTRIBUTE object type, 7

EXF$ATTRIBUTE_LIST object type, 7

EXF$INDEXOPER object type, 7

EXF$TABLE_ALIAS object type, 7

EXF$VALIDATE_n namespac e, 4.2

EXF$XPATH_TAG object type, 7

EXF$XPATH_TAGS object type, 7

exporting

a database, 5.2.3

tables, 5.2.1

users, 5.2.2

Expression column, 1.2, 1.2.2

creating, 1.2

Expre ssion datatype, 1.2, 1.2.2

creating a column of, 1.2.2

Expression Filter

active application example, B

batch evaluation example, B

configuring to process XPath predicates, 3.2.2

demonstration script, C

installation of, C

internal objects, 4

overview, 1

resource management example, B

system triggers, 4.4

usage scenarios, 1.1.1

utilities, 5

expression sets, 1.2

allowing XPath predicates in, 3.1

Expression Validation utility, 1.4

expressions, 1.2

defined on one or more tables, A

definition, 1 .2

deleting, 1.2.3

indexing, 2

inserting, 1.2.3

updating, 1.2.3

valid, 1.2

with XPath predicates, 3

F

fragmentat ion of indexes, 2.8

functions

adding to attribute sets, 1.2.1, 8

G

GET_EXPRSET_STATS procedure, 2.6, 8

getVarchar methods

MEMBER, 1.3< /a>

STATIC, 1.3

GRANT_PRIVILEGE p rocedure, 1.5, 8

I

importing

tables, 5.2.1

INDEX_PARAMETERS proced ure, 2.6, 3.2.4, 3.2.4, 8

indexed predicates, 2.4

indexes

creating for expression set, 2.6, 6

creating from default parameters, < a href="indexexpressions.htm#sthref119">2.6

creating from exact parameters, 2.6

creating from statistics, 2.6

defragmenting, 2.8

dropping, 5.1, 6

maintaining, 2.8

processing, 2.4

processing for XPath predicates, 3.2.3

rebuilding, 2.8, 2.8, 6

storing, 2.8

tuning, 2.3, 2.6

tuning for XPath predicates, 3.2.4

usage, 2.7

indexing, 2

and database objects, 2.8

predicates, 2.2

XPath predicates, 3.2

INSERT EXPRESSION privilege, 1.5

INSERT privilege, 1.5

internal objects, 4

L

loading expression data, 5 .1

M

metadata

expression set, 1.2

O

object types

AnyData, 1.3

attribute set, 4.1

P

predicate operators, 2.2

predicate table, 2.3, 2.8

querying, 2. 5

predicates

evaluating, 2.6

evaluating in a sparse predicate group, 2.6< /dd>

evaluating in a stored predicate group, 2.6

evaluating in an indexed predicate group, 2.6

indexable, 2.2

indexed, 2.4

sparse, 2.3, 2.4

stored, 2.4

XPath, 3

privileges

granting, 1.5, 8

revoking, 1 .5, 8

R

REVOKE_PRIVILEGE procedure, 1. 5, 8

S

secondary objects, 2.8

SELECT privileges, 1.5

sparse predicates, 2.4

SQL*Loader, 5.1

st ored predicates, 2.4

system triggers, 4.4

T

table aliases, A

tables

< dd class="l2ix">exporting, 5.2.1

importing, 5.2.1

triggers, 4.4

system, 4.4

validation, 4.2, 4.2

U

UNASSIGN_ATTRIBUTE_SET procedure, 1.2.2, 5.1, 8

UPDATE EXPRESSION privilege, 1.5

UPDATE privilege, 1.5

USER_EXPFIL_ASET_FUNCTIONS view, 9. 1

USER_EXPFIL_ATTRIBUTE_SETS view, 9.3

USER_EXPFIL_ ATTRIBUTES view, 9.2

USER_EXPFIL_DEF_INDEX_PARAMS view, 9.4

USER_EXPFIL_EXPRESSION_SETS view, 9.5

USER_EXPFIL_EXPRSET_STATS view, 9.6

USER_EXPFIL_INDEX_PARAMS view, 9.7

USER_EXPFIL_INDEXES view, 9.8

USER_EXPFIL_PREDTAB_ATTRIBUTES view, 9.9

USER_EXPFIL_PRIVILEGES view, 9.10

users

exporting, 5.2.2

V

VALIDATE_EXPRESSIONS procedure, 1.4, 5.1, 8

validation semantics, 1.4

validation trigger, 4.2

X

XM LType datatype, 3.1

XPath parameters

adding to attribute list, 8

dropping from attribute list, < a href="packages.htm#sthref333">8

XPath predicates, 3.1

configuring Expression Filter for, 3.2.2< /dd>

indexable, 3.2.1

XPINDEX_PARAMETERS procedure, 8