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On Fri, 22 Jun 2001,Krishnan, Manjula R. scribbled on the wall in glitter...:
->Dear DBA's:
->
->Have any of you come across this bizzare behavior? We have an application
->that was written using Forms 6i. It runs on the web (using OAS 4.0.8.2) on
->an 8i database.
->
->A user has been granted access through a role. This role APP_READ only has
->select privileges on all the tables for the application. But, on one of the
->forms the user is able to write into a table. This form uses a package to
->write into the table. The role has execute on the package. I checked the
->form code to see if there was any explicit connect. There was none. I even
->recreated the user and the same thing is happening.
->
->Can anyone explain this?
->
->Thanks,
->
->Manjula
->
if the role is granted execute on the package, then when the package is invoked
it runs with the permissions of the owner of the package. that explains the
write to the table since the owner of the package has the permissions to write
to that table.
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