GET_FILE Procedure

This procedure downloads files from the Oracle Application Express file repository.

Syntax

HTMLDB_UTIL.GET_FILE (
    p_file_id    IN   VARCHAR2,
    p_mime_type  IN   VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
    p_inline     IN   VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'NO');

Parameters

Table: GET_FILE Parameters describes the parameters available in GET_FILE procedure.

GET_FILE Parameters

Parameter Description

Parameter	Description
`p_file_id`	ID in `HTMLDB_APPLICATION_FILES` of the file to be downloaded. `HTMLDB_APPLICATION_FILES` is a view on all files uploaded to your workspace. The following example demonstrates how to use `HTMLDB_APPLICATION_FILES`: DECLARE l_file_id NUMBER; BEGIN SELECT id INTO l_file_id FROM HTMLDB_APPLICATION_FILES WHERE filename = 'myxml'; -- HTMLDB_UTIL.GET_FILE( p_file_id => l_file_id, p_mime_type => 'text/xml', p_inline => 'YES'); END;
`p_mime_type`	Mime type of the file to download
`p_inline`	Valid values include `YES` and `NO`. `YES` to display inline in a browser. `NO` to download as attachment

p_file_id

ID in HTMLDB_APPLICATION_FILES of the file to be downloaded. HTMLDB_APPLICATION_FILES is a view on all files uploaded to your workspace. The following example demonstrates how to use HTMLDB_APPLICATION_FILES:

DECLARE
    l_file_id NUMBER;
BEGIN
        SELECT id INTO l_file_id FROM HTMLDB_APPLICATION_FILES
WHERE filename = 'myxml';
        --
        HTMLDB_UTIL.GET_FILE(
              p_file_id   => l_file_id, 
              p_mime_type => 'text/xml',
              p_inline    => 'YES');  
END;

p_mime_type

Mime type of the file to download

p_inline

Valid values include YES and NO. YES to display inline in a browser. NO to download as attachment

Example

BEGIN
        HTMLDB_UTIL.GET_FILE(
              p_file_id   => '8675309', 
              p_mime_type => 'text/xml',
              p_inline    => 'YES');    
END;