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This procedure can be called from an application's custom authentication function (that is, credentials verification function). The status passed to this procedure is logged in the Login Access Log.
Syntax
APEX_UTIL.SET_CUSTOM_AUTH_STATUS( p_status IN VARCHAR2 );
Parameters
Table: SET_CUSTOM_AUTH_STATUS Parameters describes the parameters available in the SET_CUSTOM_AUTH_STATUS procedure.
SET_CUSTOM_AUTH_STATUS Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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Any text the developer chooses to denote the result of the authentication attempt (up to 4000 characters). |
Example
One way to use the SET_CUSTOM_AUTH_STATUS
procedure is to include it in the application authentication scheme. This example demonstrates how text and numeric status values can be registered for logging. Note that no credentials verification is performed. The status set using this procedure is visible in the apex_user_access_log
view and in the reports on this view available to workspace and site administrators.
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION MY_AUTH(p_username IN VARCHAR2, p_password IN VARCHAR2) RETURN BOOLEAN IS BEGIN APEX_UTIL.SET_CUSTOM_AUTH_STATUS(p_status=>'User: '||p_username||' is back.'); IF UPPER(p_username) = 'GOOD' THEN APEX_UTIL.SET_AUTHENTICATION_RESULT(24567); RETURN TRUE; ELSE APEX_UTIL.SET_AUTHENTICATION_RESULT(-666); RETURN FALSE; END IF; END;