This asks for two parameters, the userid and the db_link. If you leave the
db_link blank then it looks for the userid on the present database. To
check for public give auserid of public. Slice and dice to fit your needs.
- Posted by Jacques Kilchoer <Jacques.Kilchoer_at_quest.com> on ORACLE-L
set linesize 200
set pages 500
set verify off
column sort_id noprint
column priv_type format a31
column priv format a59
column grantable heading "ADM" format a3
column default_role heading "DEF" format a3
select
1 as sort_id,
'ROLE' as priv_type,
a.granted_role as priv,
a.admin_option as grantable,
a.default_role as default_role
from
sys.dba_role_privs&&link a
where
grantee = upper('&&enter_username')
union
select
2 as sort_id,
'SYS PRIV' as priv_type,
b.privilege as priv,
b.admin_option as grantable,
null as default_role
from
sys.dba_sys_privs&&link b
where
grantee = upper('&&enter_username')
union
select
5 as sort_id,
'TAB PRIV (ROLE "' || c.granted_role || '")' as priv_type,
d.privilege || ' on "' || d.owner ||
'"."' || d.table_name || '"'
as priv,
d.grantable as grantable,
c.default_role as default_role
from
sys.dba_role_privs&&link c,
sys.dba_tab_privs&&link d
where
c.grantee = upper('&&enter_username')
and d.grantee = c.granted_role
union
select
7 as sort_id,
'COL PRIV (ROLE "' || e.granted_role || '")' as priv_type,
f.privilege || ' on "' || f.owner ||
'"."' || f.table_name || '" ("' || f.column_name || '")'
as priv,
f.grantable as grantable,
e.default_role as default_role
from
sys.dba_role_privs&&link e,
sys.dba_col_privs&&link f
where
e.grantee = upper('&&enter_username')
and f.grantee = e.granted_role
union
select
4 as sort_id,
'TAB PRIV' as priv_type,
g.privilege || ' on "' || g.owner ||
'"."' || g.table_name || '"'
as priv,
g.grantable as grantable,
null as default_role
from
sys.dba_tab_privs&&link g
where
g.grantee = upper('&&enter_username')
union
select
6 as sort_id,
'COL PRIV' as priv_type,
h.privilege || ' on "' || h.owner ||
'"."' || h.table_name || '" ("' || h.column_name || '")'
as priv,
h.grantable as grantable,
null as default_role
from
sys.dba_col_privs&&link h
where
h.grantee = upper('&&enter_username')
union
select
3 as sort_id,
'SYS PRIV (ROLE "' || i.granted_role || '")' as priv_type,
j.privilege as priv,
j.admin_option as grantable,
i.default_role as default_role
from
sys.dba_role_privs&&link i,
sys.dba_sys_privs&&link j
where
i.grantee = upper('&&enter_username')
and j.grantee = i.granted_role
order by 1, 2, 3 ;
undefine enter_username
undefine link
clear columns
set linesize 80
set verify on
"dist cash"
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Sent by: root Subject: [Q] how to check object or role grant to public?
02/11/2003 12:49
PM
Please respond
to ORACLE-L
e have ORACLE 8.1.7 on SUN erver. My question are:
- how to check which object or role are grant to public (from DBA)?
(e.g. grant select on tax to public)
- How to check which object or role are grant to which users?
Thanks.
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