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rem
rem Copyright (c) 1999, 2017, Oracle and/or its affiliates. 
rem All rights reserved.
rem
rem    NAME
rem      drithsc.pkh - Spec for ConText Option thesaurus package
rem
rem    DESCRIPTION
rem      thesaurus Creation functions
rem
rem    NOTES
rem
rem 
rem    BEGIN SQL_FILE_METADATA
rem      SQL_SOURCE_FILE: ctx_src_2/src/dr/admin/drithsc.pkh
rem      SQL_SHIPPED_FILE: ctx/admin/drithsc.pkh
rem      SQL_PHASE: DRITHSC_PKH
rem      SQL_STARTUP_MODE: NORMAL
rem      SQL_IGNORABLE_ERRORS: NONE
rem      SQL_CALLING_FILE: ctx/admin/ctxpkh.sql
rem    END SQL_FILE_METADATA
rem
rem    MODIFIED   (MM/DD/YY)
rem    surman      01/23/15  - 20411134: Add SQL metadata tags
rem    surman      03/15/13  - 16473661: Common start and end scripts
rem    hsarkar     08/23/11  - Logical Standby Support part2
rem    hsarkar     05/18/11  - Bug 12384142
rem    surman      09/09/03  - 3101316: Add drop_user_thesauri 
rem    ehuang      12/01/99 -  add update_translation
rem    ehuang      04/22/99 -  add maintenance api
rem    gkaminag    03/09/99 -  creation

@@?/rdbms/admin/sqlsessstart.sql

CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE drithsc AS

  -- last phrase id for TR
  pv_last_id number;

/*-------------------------- check_thesaurus_exists ------------------------*/
/*
  NAME
    check_thesaurus_exists 

  DESCRIPTION
    check if thesaurus already exists 

  ARGUMENTS
    tname    (IN) thesaurus name

  RETURN
    0 for thesaurus does not exist
    1 for thesaurus exists

  NOTES

*/
function check_thesaurus_exists (
  tname    in varchar2) 
return number;

/*---------------------------- create_thesaurus -------------------------*/
/*
  NAME
    create_thesaurus

  DESCRIPTION
    create a new, empty thesaurus

  ARGUMENTS
    tname    (IN) thesaurus name
    casesens (IN) case-sensitivity

  RETURN
    new thesaurus ID

  NOTES
    error if thesaurus already exists
*/
function create_thesaurus(
  tname    in varchar2, 
  casesens in boolean  default false) 
return number;

procedure create_thesaurus_lsb(
  lv_id    in number,
  tname    in varchar2,
  casesens in boolean  default false
);
PRAGMA SUPPLEMENTAL_LOG_DATA(create_thesaurus_lsb, AUTO);

/*---------------------------- drop_thesaurus -------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     drop_thesaurus - drop a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure drops an existing thesaurus with the indicated name
     
   ARGUMENTS
     tid  -- thesaurus id
  
   NOTES
     no error if the thesaurus does not exist
*/
procedure drop_thesaurus(tid in number);

/*------------------------ drop_user_thesauri -------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     drop_user_thesauri - drops thesauri owner by a user

   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure drops all thesauri owned by the indicated user.  If
     the username is null, then all thesauri owned by non-existent users
     are dropped (called by ctx_adm.recover).

   ARGUMENTS
     user_name
*/
procedure drop_user_thesauri(user_name in varchar2 := null);

/*------------------------- trunc_thesaurus -------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     trunc_thesaurus - truncate a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure truncate a thesaurus
     
   ARGUMENTS
     tid     -- thesaurus id

   NOTES
*/
procedure trunc_thesaurus(tid in number);

/*------------------------- rename_thesaurus -------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     rename_thesaurus - rename a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure rename a thesaurus
     show 

   ARGUMENTS
     tid     -- thesaurus id
     tname   -- new thesaurus name

   NOTES
*/
procedure rename_thesaurus(
   tid     in number,
   tname   in varchar2
);

/*---------------------------- create_phrase -------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     create_phrase -- add a phrase to a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure adds a phrase, or information about the phrase,
     to the thesaurus.
  
   ARGUMENTS
     tid      --  thesaurus id
     tcs      --  TRUE if thesaurus is case-sensitive
     phrase   --  phrase to add/modify
     rel      --  relationship type
     id       --  relationship id
  
   NOTES
     no error if the phrase already exists.
     note funny order of arguments.  PHRASE is the REL of RELID.
     Thus, create_phrase(123, 'animal', 'BT', <id of dog>)

   RETURN
     created phrase id
*/
function create_phrase (
  tid    in number,
  tcs    in boolean,
  phrase in varchar2,
  rel    in varchar2 default null,
  relid  in number   default null
) return number;

procedure create_phrase_lsb(
  tid    in number,
  tcs    in boolean,
  phrase in varchar2,
  rel    in varchar2 default null,
  relid  in number   default null,
  retval in out number
);
PRAGMA SUPPLEMENTAL_LOG_DATA(create_phrase_lsb, AUTO);

/*---------------------------- drop_phrase -------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     drop_phrase -- drop a phrase from a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure drops a phrase from the thesaurus
  
   ARGUMENTS
     phrid       --  phrase id
  
   NOTES

   RETURN
*/
procedure drop_phrase (
  phrid  in number
);

/*--------------------------- rename_phrase -------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     create_phrase -- rename a phrase in  a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure renames a phrase
  
   ARGUMENTS
     phrid    --  phrase id
     phrase   --  phrase to add/modify
  
   NOTES

   RETURN

*/
procedure rename_phrase (
  phrid  in   number,
  phrase in   varchar2
);


/*------------------------------- make_pt -----------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     make_pt -- name a phrase the preferred term
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure makes a phrase the preferred term
  
   ARGUMENTS
     phrid    --  phrase id
  
   NOTES

   RETURN

*/
procedure make_pt (
  phrid  in   number
);

/*----------------------------- change_sn -----------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     change_sn -- change the scope notes of a phrase
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure changes the scope notes of a phrase
  
   ARGUMENTS
     phrid    --  phrase id
     sn       --  new scope notes

   NOTES

   RETURN

*/
procedure change_sn (
  phrid  in   number,
  sn     in   varchar2
);

/*------------------------------- create_tr -----------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     create_tr -- add a translation to a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure adds a translation to the thesaurus
  
   ARGUMENTS
     id1      --  phrase id 1
     lang     --  language
     trans    --  translation
  
   NOTES

   RETURN
*/
procedure create_tr(
  id1   in number,
  lang  in varchar2,
  trans in varchar2
);

/*------------------------------- drop_tr -----------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     drop_tr -- drop a translation/s from a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure drops a translation/s from the thesaurus
  
   ARGUMENTS
     id1      --  phrase id 1
     lang     --  language
     trans    --  translation
  
   NOTES

   RETURN
*/
procedure drop_tr(
  id1   in number,
  lang  in varchar2,
  trans in varchar2
);

/*------------------------------ update_tr -----------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     update_tr -- update a translation
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure updates a translation
  
   ARGUMENTS
     id1      --  phrase id 1
     lang     --  language
     trans    --  translation
     ntrans   --  new translation
  
   NOTES

   RETURN
*/
procedure update_tr(
  id1    in number,
  lang   in varchar2,
  trans  in varchar2,
  ntrans in varchar2
);

/*---------------------------- create_relation ------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     create_relation -- add a relation to a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure adds a relation to the thesaurus
  
   ARGUMENTS
     id1      --  phrase id 1
     rel      --  relationship type
     id2      --  phrase id 2
  
   NOTES
     opposite of create_phrase -- ID2 is the REL of ID1.

   RETURN
*/
PROCEDURE create_relation (
  id1    in number,
  rel    in varchar2,
  id2    in number
);

/*---------------------------- drop_relation ------------------------*/
/*
   NAME
     drop_relation -- drop a relation from a thesaurus
  
   DESCRIPTION
     This procedure drops a relation from the thesaurus
  
   ARGUMENTS
     id1      --  phrase id 1
     rel      --  relationship type
     id2      --  phrase id 2
  
   NOTES

   RETURN
*/
PROCEDURE drop_relation (
  id1    in number,
  rel    in varchar2,
  id2    in number
);

end drithsc;
/

@?/rdbms/admin/sqlsessend.sql

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