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Connector Lifecycle

Deleting a source triggers an approval workflow based on your organization’s settings. Once approved, the source and all associated metadata are permanently deleted. The deletion cannot be undone after approval.
Existing metadata, quality scores, and alerts are retained while the connector is inactive. No new data is collected until the connector is re-enabled. If the connector is permanently deleted (after approval), all associated data is removed.
The default data retention window for time-series observability data, quality score history, and query usage history is 90 days.
Triggering a manual scan runs the job immediately without affecting the configured schedule. Any schedule update overrides the existing schedule and applies to all future executions.

Oracle-Specific

Oracle 19c and higher, across on-premises, self-hosted VM, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) deployments, including Autonomous Database.
No. The Diagnostics Pack (AWR, DBA_HIST_SQLSTAT, V$ACTIVE_SESSION_HISTORY) extends historical usage and performance data beyond the in-memory shared pool’s retention, but it isn’t required. Without it, the connector operates on V$SQL/V$SQLAREA/V$SESSION alone and shows an advisory in the Prizm integration health dashboard.
ALL_TABLES.NUM_ROWS reflects the last time Oracle statistics were gathered (DBMS_STATS), not the live row count. If LAST_ANALYZED is more than 7 days old, Prizm automatically falls back to DBA_SEGMENTS block-based sizing instead of the stale NUM_ROWS value.
Package procedures and functions are catalogued and represented as distinct lineage nodes, with the parent package name preserved as context. ALL_SOURCE is used as a fallback for dynamic SQL references that ALL_DEPENDENCIES doesn’t capture. PL/SQL execution itself is out of scope for this release.
Yes. NOT NULL, primary/unique key, foreign key, and simple CHECK constraints already enabled in Oracle are auto-generated as activated quality rules on first catalog crawl. You can edit or disable the Prizm-side rule at any time without affecting the underlying Oracle constraint.

Troubleshooting

For connection errors, permission issues, and performance problems.

Glossary

For definitions of terms used in this FAQ.