Implementation of the new database schema for Oracle database #2899
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…cpeId Comment out the user/schema provisioning part and current schema selection. Those are typically pre-arranged by the DBA so should not typically be used in schema provisioning on Oracle.
…ate to insert identical records
…for update_vulnerability
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@aikebah thank you for the PR! |
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Fixes Issue #2755
Description of Change
Updated the Oracle initialization script and custom queries to match up with the new database layout of v6
Optimized querying Oracle by making larger fetches than by default to more closely match the other DBMSes that fetch ALL results directly into the ResultSet.
Have test cases been added to cover the new functionality?
No, not feasible as there is no Oracle DB to run the testcases against.
Some manual tests run with various projects to compare the vulnerabilities output between them and a manual comparison of post-initial load counts for all tables between PostgreSQL and Oracle to make sure both import the same number of records for each.