pdb_send_osuser

(Oracle only) Returns and modifies a list of database users whose primary database user names will be replaced with the corresponding operating system user name in the LTL sent to Replication Server.

Note: This command is available only for Oracle.

Syntax

pdb_send_osuser_list [ { add | remove}, { user | all } ]

Parameters

add – Use the add keyword to add primary database user names to the list of users whose primary database user names will be replaced with operating system user names in LTL sent to Replication Server. To add one user name, follow the add keyword with the user parameter:
```
pdb_send_osuser_list add, user
```
To add all valid primary database user names to the list, follow the add keyword with the all keyword:
```
pdb_send_osuser_list add, all
```
remove – Use the remove keyword to remove primary database user names from the list of users whose primary database user names will be replaced with operating system user names in LTL sent to Replication Server. To remove one user name, follow the remove keyword with the user parameter:
```
pdb_send_osuser_list remove, user
```
To remove all user names from the list, follow the remove keyword with the all keyword:
```
pdb_send_osuser_list remove, all 
```
To display a list of all user names in the list of users whose primary database user names will be replaced with operating system user names in LTL sent to Replication Server, use the pdb_send_osuser_list command alone:

pdb_send_osuser_list

Examples

Example 1 –
```
pdb_send_osuser_list add, dbuser1
```
This command adds the primary database user name dbuser1 to the list. If the operating system user name corresponding to dbuser1 is osuser1, the LTL that Replication Agent sends to Replication Server will contain the user name osuser1 instead of dbuser1.
Example 2 –
```
pdb_send_osuser_list add, all
```
This command adds all valid primary database user names to the list. The LTL that Replication Agent sends to Replication Server will contain the operating system user names corresponding to all valid primary database user names in the list.
Example 3 –
```
pdb_send_osuser_list remove, dbuser1
```
This command removes the primary database user name dbuser1 from the list. If the operating system user name corresponding to dbuser1 is osuser1, the LTL that Replication Agent sends to Replication Server will contain the primary database user name dbuser1 instead of osuser1.
Example 4 –
```
pdb_send_osuser_list remove, all
```
This command removes all primary database user names from the list. The LTL that Replication Agent sends to Replication Server will contain primary database user names, not operating system user names.
Example 5 –
```
pdb_send_osuser_list
```
This command lists all database users whose primary database user names will be replaced with a corresponding operating system user name in the LTL sent to Replication Server.

Usage

The pdb_send_osuser_list command with parameters is valid only when the Replication Agent instance is in the Admin or Replication Down state.
The pdb_send_osuser_list command with parameters affects only database users who are logged in to the primary database at the time pdb_send_osuser_list is invoked.