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Re:How Does user have unlimited tablespace privilege?

From: <dgoulet_at_vicr.com>
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 09:24:46 -0400
Message-Id: <10527.108909@fatcity.com>


Jeff,

    The oops happened when you granted him resource priviledge, it has the unlimited tablespace system priviledge attached. To get away from that I create a "developer" role in my databases that is almost, but not identical to, resource. Revoke the unlimites tablespace system priviledge & all will be well.  Might help to export that user, drop him & recreate his account to get a nice cleanup.

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Subject: How Does user have unlimited tablespace privilege? Author: Jeff Wiegand <jwiegand_at_ancept.com> Date: 6/12/00 2:35 PM

Hello.

I create my users in the following manner:

create user user_name1 identified by user_name1 default tablespace users temporary tablespace temp quota 0 on system quota unlimited on users
;

grant resource, connect to user_name1
;

The user then has the system privilege unlimited tablespace. If I do not revoke this privilege, any dump for the user (from another database) is put into the system tablespace. No, the user I get the dump from does not have ANY objects in system. The user I get the dump from has a tablespace default set to users as well, along with quota 0 on system.

Why is the dump put into the system tablespace?

Thanks.

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