Exporting LOGON trigger with per schema filtering

I am using the datapump on 10.2g (on linux) to export three schemas. I am using the "SCHEMA" option in the dbms_datapump.open() procedure and then using the metadata_filter with the SCHEMA_EXPR option to limit down to my three schema. I also do some data filtering after that. Works great, except...
I found that we have one LOGON trigger which is NOT getting exported. The trigger IS owned by one of the schemas i am exporting. But, I think that because this is a "system event trigger", rather than a table based trigger, it will not export using the SCHEMA export mode. True ?
I tried switching to the FULL export mode, but then I can not find a way to limit the export to the three schemas.
All the exporting/importing is being done as system, so I don't think this is a priveledge issue.
Ideas? How to datapump specific schemas and also get the system event triggers owned by those schemas ?
Thanks very much for your help.
Bill Clery

Sure. Here is the trigger that is NOT exporting as part of the Schema export. We have a Schema called ReportView. In that schema are many views, one table, one package, and one trigger (below). Everything except the trigger is getting exported and then imported.
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER reportview.startsess AFTER LOGON ON reportview.SCHEMA
BEGIN
reportview.reportapi.AutoLoadPIT();
END startsess;
The initiation of the export was done like this
PumpHandle := dbms_datapump.open('EXPORT','SCHEMA',NULL, JobName,'LATEST');
dbms_datapump.set_parallel(PumpHandle, 1);
dbms_datapump.metadata_filter(PumpHandle, 'SCHEMA_EXPR', 'IN (''ERIKSYSCORE'',''RBSAPPCORE'',''REPORTVIEW'')');
dbms_datapump.add_file(...)
dbms_datapump.data_filter(...)
dbms_datapump.data_filter(...)
dbms_datapump.start_job(PumpHandle);
dbms_datapump.detach(PumpHandle);
I tried swtiching to the "FULL" method and using the NAME_EXPR to filter down to the same schemas, but could not get this working.
PumpHandle := dbms_datapump.open('EXPORT','FULL',NULL, JobName,'LATEST');
dbms_datapump.set_parallel(PumpHandle, 1);
dbms_datapump.metadata_filter(PumpHandle, 'NAME_EXPR', ???? );

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N12                                                NUMBER
D1                                                 DATE
R1                                                 RAW(32)
R2                                                 RAW(32)
CH1                                                VARCHAR2(1000)
SCOTT@demo102> create table mytable_obj as select * from all_objects;
Table created.
SCOTT@demo102> create index myindex on mytable_obj(object_id);
Index created.
SCOTT@demo102> exec dbms_stats.gather_table_stats(ownname=>'SCOTT',tabname=>'MYTABLE_OBJ',cascade=>true);
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SCOTT@demo102> select last_analyzed from all_tables where table_name='MYTABLE_OBJ';
07/06/06
SCOTT@demo102> select last_analyzed from all_indexes where table_name='MYTABLE_OBJ';
07/06/06
SCOTT@demo102> exec dbms_stats.export_table_stats('SCOTT','MYTABLE_OBJ',stattab=>'MYTBL')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SCOTT@demo102> exec dbms_stats.delete_table_stats('SCOTT','MYTABLE_OBJ');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SCOTT@demo102> select last_analyzed from all_tables where table_name='MYTABLE_OBJ';
-->No value
SCOTT@demo102> select last_analyzed from all_indexes where table_name='MYTABLE_OBJ';
-->No value
SCOTT@demo102> exec dbms_stats.import_table_stats('SCOTT','MYTABLE_OBJ',stattab=>'MYTBL');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SCOTT@demo102> select last_analyzed from all_tables where table_name='MYTABLE_OBJ';
07/06/06
SCOTT@demo102> select last_analyzed from all_indexes where table_name='MYTABLE_OBJ';
07/06/06
SCOTT@demo102> Nicolas.

Export to Excel with Filter values

I have implemented Prakash Darji's Exporting tips.
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/47fe4fef-0d01-0010-6f87-ed8ecb479123
But it very important for us to only allow the user to only export the data which is available on the table currently, basically export to excel WITH filters and not everything which is in the infoprovider.
does anyone have a way of achieveing this?
i was thinking of maybe somehow passing filter values in the PCD url
Something like this? would this work.....
pcd!3aportal_content!2fcom.sap.pct!2fplatform_add_ons!2fcom.sap.ip.bi!2fiViews!2fcom.sap.ip.bi.bex.QUERY=ZTESTQUERY&FILTER_IOBJNM=0CALDAY&FILTER_VALUE='01012009'&BI_COMMAND_1BI_COMMAND_TYPE=EXPORT&BI_COMMAND_1-EXPORT_FORMAT=XLS&BI_COMMAND_1-null=

Hi Apeksha,
you can achieve this requirement (unless I do not know the detailled requirement) perhaps by using this way of implementation:
1. Create a new template which contains an info_field which does a data binding to the variable values or the characteristic you want to display. Set the visibility of the top container to "hidden". Add a empty data provider to this template. However be aware that the name for the (empty) data provider must match the name of the data provider within the original template you want to print.
2. Open your original template and include the template you created in step 1 (Advanced: Web Templates and technical name of the web template created in step 2). Choose the appropriate location (above/below the analysis item).
3. Check the settings of your export command: do not set a special web item to be printed.
If you export the template within web the second template should be printed correctly displaying the variable settings chosen in step 2 for the info_field.
Brgds,
Marcel

Exporting a slide with video content

I started a slide show in keynote. A few of my slides have video content. I am trying to export my slides so that I can edit them in iMovie. It's harder than I thought. When I export it, the video content does not play because it exports a picture of the slides. How do I export my slides with video content so that it still plays when I bring it to iMovie. I already tried making that slide a Quicktime movie with no luck. Maybe I missed something in that process. Thanks for any help you can provide.

You need to export from Keynote as Quicktime using either Fixed timing (in which case you specify enough time per slide for all the builds to complete) or using Recorded timing.
You can read more about the different Quicktime Export options in the Keynote help menu: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Keynote/5.0/en/kyntc6c24df4.html
Hope that helps.

Sql server 2012 Logon trigger not working for certain logins

Hello. I created a login trigger to insert data for each login in a table, and it works for all logins except one that is format domain\login
and the login ends with the dollar sign(actual name is domain\CTXDEVDCSI1$).
I had been using varchar, but after reading other forum posts, I changed the varchar's to nvarchar's, but it still fails for that id.
The errors written to the sql server error log were the usual "login failed due to trigger execution".
I had granted insert on the rvvlogindata table in dsa to public, and only one id wasn't able to login after that.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Here's the modified table ddl:
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[rvvlogindata](
[sessionId] [int] NULL,
[LoginTime] [datetime] NULL,
[HostName] [nvarchar](50) NULL,
[ProgramName] [nvarchar](300) NULL,
[LoginName] [nvarchar](50) NULL,
[ClientHost] [nvarchar](50) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
Here's the logon trigger code:
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
create trigger [LOGIN_IP_RESTRICTION] on all server for logon
as
Begin
Declare @LogonTriggerData xml,
@EventTime datetime,
@LoginName nvarchar(50),
@ClientHost nvarchar(50),
@HostName nvarchar(50),
@AppName nvarchar(300)
Set @LogonTriggerData = eventdata()
set @EventTime = @LogonTriggerData.value('(/EVENT_INSTANCE/PostTime)[1]', 'datetime')
set @LoginName = @LogonTriggerData.value('(/EVENT_INSTANCE/LoginName)[1]', 'varchar(50)')
set @ClientHost = @LogonTriggerData.value('(/EVENT_INSTANCE/ClientHost)[1]', 'varchar(50)')
set @HostName = HOST_NAME()
set @AppName = APP_NAME()
insert into dsa.dbo.rvvlogindata
sessionId,
LoginTime,
HostName,
ProgramName,
LoginName,
ClientHost
select @@spid,
@EventTime,
convert(nvarchar(50),@HostName),
convert(nvarchar(300),@AppName),
convert(nvarchar(50),@LoginName),
convert(nvarchar(50),@ClientHost)
END
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS OFF
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF
GO
ENABLE TRIGGER [LOGIN_IP_RESTRICTION] ON ALL SERVER
GO

Erland, I wanted to add more info to my reply earlier today.
sp_who2 showed no blocking, activity monitor from my local PC SSMS showed no major waits or high i/o or cpu activity.
I was wondering if you have any suggestions on how to find out what was the cause of the 5+ minute wait for SSMS on the remote desktop to respond and fully come up.
I definitely can't put this in production with this hanging delay possibly occurring there.
I was connecting as read_user when it hung.
sp_who2 output at the time was:
1    BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL LOG WRITER      54631 0 04/10
06:59:43
1    0
2    BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL RECOVERY WRITER 8673 0 04/10 06:59:43
2    0
3    BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL LAZY WRITER     300691 0 04/10
06:59:43
3    0
4    BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL RESOURCE MONITOR 1207010 0 04/10 06:59:43
4    0
5    BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL XE TIMER        38828 0 04/10
06:59:43
5    0
6    BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL XE DISPATCHER   1404 0 04/10
06:59:43
6    0
7    BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master SIGNAL HANDLER 0 0 04/10 06:59:43
7    0
8    BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL LOCK MONITOR    179978 0 04/10
06:59:43
8    0
9    sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    0 11 04/21
08:37:04
9    0
10   sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    0 0 04/10
06:59:44
10   0
11   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master TRACE QUEUE TASK 546 0 04/10 06:59:44
11   0
12   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL SYSTEM_HEALTH_MO 4930 0 04/10 06:59:44
12   0
13   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL RECEIVE         422 0 04/10
06:59:45
13   0
14   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master CHECKPOINT      79137 31811 04/10
06:59:46
14   0
15   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    1606 0 04/10
06:59:46
15   0
16   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . NULL UNKNOWN TOKEN   0 0 04/10 06:59:46
16   0
17   sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    0 74 04/21
08:37:04
17   0
18   sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    0 0 04/21
08:18:49
18   0
19   sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    0 0 04/21
08:30:29
19   0
20   sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    0 1 04/21
08:37:14
20   0
21   sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    0 7 04/21
08:30:59
21   0
22   sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    16 4 04/21
08:37:44
22   0
23   sleeping                      sa   .   . master TASK MANAGER    0 15 04/21
08:39:24
23   0
25   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master BRKR EVENT HNDLR 0 95 04/10 06:59:48
25   0
30   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master BRKR TASK       0 0 04/10
06:59:48
30   0
31   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master BRKR TASK       16926 0 04/10
06:59:48
31   0
32   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master BRKR TASK       0 0 04/10
06:59:48
32   0
34   BACKGROUND                    sa   .   . master BRKR TASK       10701 0 04/10
06:59:48
34   0
51   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
03:16:56
51   0
52   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
52   0
53   sleeping                      NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM SQLDEV2012      . msdb AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/10
06:59:58 SQLAgent - Email Logger                       53   0
54   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:51 Citrix:Broker#1                               54   0
55   sleeping                      edit_user ASDEV1          . dsa AWAITING
COMMAND 0 0 04/21 08:55:27 jTDS
55   0
56   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
56   0
57   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
57   0
58   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
58   0
59   sleeping                      NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM SQLDEV2012      . msdb AWAITING COMMAND 124 242 04/10
06:59:59 SQLAgent - Generic Refresher                  59   0
60   sleeping                      NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM SQLDEV2012      . msdb AWAITING COMMAND 2790 1160 04/21
08:55:00 SQLAgent - Job invocation engine              60   0
61   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
61   0
62   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
62   0
63   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
63   0
64   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
64   0
65   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
65   0
66   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
03:16:56
66   0
67   sleeping                      reports_adm REPORTSDEVSI2   . JBOSS_Cluster_CRServer2011 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:52:12 jTDS
67   0
68   sleeping                      edit_user DCMA10685       . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:56:47 jTDS
68   0
69   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:49 Citrix:Configuration                          69   0
70   sleeping                      rvanveen DCMA8460        . master AWAITING COMMAND 1794 7120 04/21
08:51:37 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        70   0
71   sleeping                      xsp_user XSPDEVSI2       . xspv5 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:52 .Net SqlClient Data Provider                  71   0
72   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:56:01 Citrix:Monitor                                72   0
73   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:30 Citrix:Monitor                                73   0
74   sleeping                      rvanveen DCMA8460        . master AWAITING COMMAND 16 2 04/21
08:53:37 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 74   0
75   sleeping                      rvanveen DCMA8460        . loginaudit AWAITING COMMAND 0 22 04/21
08:50:29 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 75   0
76   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
07:05:07
76   0
77   sleeping                      adm_jbossportal ASDEV1          . jbossportal AWAITING
COMMAND 0 0 04/21 08:40:27 jTDS
77   0
78   sleeping                      rvanveen DCMA8460        . master AWAITING COMMAND 110 542 04/21
08:46:17 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 78   0
79   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
07:05:56
79   0
80   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:54 Citrix:MachineCreation                        80   0
81   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:08:29
81   0
82   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
07:02:13
82   0
83   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
07:02:15
83   0
84   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:44 Citrix:Monitor                                84   0
85   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
07:11:05
85   0
86   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:53 Citrix:AdIdentity                             86   0
87   sleeping                      DAIWA_USA\admsql SQLDEV2012      . master AWAITING COMMAND 15 2 04/21
08:56:20 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 87   0
88   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:36 Citrix:SiteServices                           88   0
89   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:42 Citrix:Host                                   89   0
90   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:47 Citrix:ConfigurationLogging                   90   0
91   RUNNABLE                      rvanveen DCMA8460        . master SELECT INTO
15 51 04/21 08:58:46 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 91   0
92   sleeping                      rvanveen DCMA8460        . master AWAITING COMMAND 63 30 04/21
08:52:34 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 92   0
94   sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:53 Citrix:DelegatedAdmin                         94   0
95   sleeping                      DAIWA_USA\admsql SQLDEV2012      . loginaudit AWAITING COMMAND 173 27 04/21
08:56:10 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        95   0
96   sleeping                      xsp_user XSPDEVSI2       . xspv5 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:33 .Net SqlClient Data Provider                  96   0
97   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:10:07
97   0
98   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 31 38 04/21
08:00:31
98   0
99   sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:10:12
99   0
100 sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 282 04/21
08:10:14
100 0
101 sleeping                      DAIWA_USA\admsql SQLDEV2012      . master AWAITING COMMAND 0 8 04/21
08:56:50 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        101 0
102 sleeping                      DAIWA_USA\admsql SQLDEV2012      . master AWAITING COMMAND 31 0 04/21
08:54:57 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        102 0
103 sleeping                      read_user SQLDEV2012      . master AWAITING COMMAND 0 8 04/21
08:57:09 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        103 0
104 sleeping                      read_user SQLDEV2012      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:57:09 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        104 0
105 sleeping                      rvanveen DCMA8460        . tempdb AWAITING COMMAND 8875 336 04/21
08:58:54 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        105 0
106 sleeping                      read_user SQLDEV2012      . master AWAITING COMMAND 16 0 04/21
08:57:39 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        106 0
107 sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:47 Citrix:EnvTest                                107 0
108 sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 2200 8514 04/21
08:00:31
108 0
109 sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
07:05:56
109 0
110 sleeping                      rvanveen DCMA8460        . master AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:48 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        110 0
113 sleeping                      Citrix_adm CTXDEVSI1       . XenApp6 AWAITING COMMAND 284 777 04/21
08:51:33 Citrix IMA                                    113 0
119 sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:42 Citrix:ConfigurationLoggingData               119 0
120 sleeping                      AMERICAS\CTXDEVDCSI1$ CTXDEVDCSI1    . CitrixXDFarm1 AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
08:58:26 Citrix:Storefront                             120 0
125 sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/16
13:55:16
125 0
126 sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 16 0 04/16
11:25:30
126 0
131 sleeping                      echouliak DCMA10685       . master AWAITING COMMAND 139 8 04/14
15:26:55 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio        131 0
135 sleeping                      echouliak DCMA10685       . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/14
15:24:52 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 135 0
136 sleeping                      echouliak DCMA10685       . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/14
15:00:17 Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio - Query 136 0
140 sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
07:05:56
140 0
145 sleeping                      edit_user INFADEVFS2      . dsa AWAITING COMMAND 0 0 04/21
07:05:56
145 0

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