Use this page to specify the database objects and schemas that you wish to capture. You can do the following:
Select the schema and non-schema object types to be captured.
Request that database initialization parameters be captured.
When selecting:
Select object types and schemas to include, if you select the Table and Index object types, and the SYS and SYSTEM schemas, the Table and Index object types in these two schemas will be captured.
Select object types to include and schemas to exclude, if you select the Table and Index object type and the SYS and SYSTEM schema, the Table and Index object types in all schemas other than SYS and SYSTEM will be captured.
Select individual objects from any schema, you can choose individual objects from different schemas as shown in the following example:
| Schema | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|
| SYSMAN | AQ$_QUEUES | TABLE |
| SYS | ACCESS$ | INDEX |
Note: You can select individual objects only for schema objects. For non-schema objects, all objects of the selected types are captured.
Supply one or more prefix strings for schema object names. Only schema objects having names that start with one of the strings will be selected. Separate multiple prefix strings with commas. If you do not specify prefix strings, all schema objects are selected.
When selecting non-schema objects, if you select Grants for Users and Roles, you must also select the Users and/or Roles object type.
Select Initialization Parameters under Database Attributes to capture the names and values of database initialization parameters. You can later compare these values to the values of initialization parameters in other databases, or compare baseline versions to see how initialization parameter values change over time in a single database.
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