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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to the Stored Procedure Accelerator for Oracle
  3. Masking Stored Procedures and User-Defined Table Functions
  4. Stored Procedure Accelerator Setup
  5. Stored Procedure Accelerator Rules

Stored Procedure Accelerator Guide for Oracle

Stored Procedure Accelerator Guide for Oracle

MatchProcNamesFolder Rule

MatchProcNamesFolder Rule

The MatchProcNamesFolder rule identifies requests that call stored procedures and user-defined table functions and directs them through the rule set.
The first rule in the StoredProc rule set is the MatchProcNamesFolder rule. The rule identifies requests to restrict the number of requests that go through the masking rules, which improves performance. The database might have stored procedures and user-defined table functions that you do not want Dynamic Data Masking to affect the results of, such as maintenance stored procedures. Configure the MatchProcNamesFolder rule so that those stored procedures are not a match for the rule.
You can use any matcher to identify incoming requests that call stored procedures or user-defined table functions. For example, if the names of the stored procedures in the database begin with Proc_, you can use a regular expression to identify requests that contain Proc_.
The MatchProcNamesFolder has the following parameters:
Rule Name
The rule name is MatchProcNamesFolder.
Matcher
The rule uses the Text matcher. You can change the matcher based on how you want to identify stored procedures.
Text
You can use regular expressions in the Text parameter to identify stored procedures.
Rule Action
The rule uses the Folder action. The Folder action creates a rule folder.
Processing Action
The rule uses the Stop if Matched action.

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